can this unit provide power to two atv batteries at the same time?
887416
I don't know why it wouldn't, you will have to hook everything up in parallel tho.
887417
one of these is good enough for a full sized car/suv battery so I would assume that it would be fine for two smaller ATV batteries charged together. Just wire them up as per battery tenders instructions as they say to use the negative terminal on one battery and the positive terminal on the other battery and then connect the two batteries in SERIS connection.
887418
I am not sure what the draw would be on two ATVs. I currently use it to keep the battery on a full size pickup during the summer. I keep it in the dash and it gets a fair amount of sun. Since I have put the battery tender on I have not had to worry about the battery. It has kept the battery fully charged with no issues. I am very satisfied with the performance.
887419
I would advise against running it in a two batteries to one panel setup. If one battery went bad it could/will cause the loss of the other battery. The charging controller in this unit is meant to work in a one to one relationship to a single battery. Properly wired it could possibly work as a temporary solution. Is it advised? No. Eventually there will be a massive failure when one battery in the circuit has problems and an overcharge hits the remaining good battery. I would suggest a Battery Tender 022-0165-DL-WH. This is a dual battery charger but is not solar powered.
1533918
I think this unit would be a little small for a car battery, but I'm not sure.Box states that it works with motorcycles, personal water crafts, ATV's, snowmobiles and tractors.Hope this helps!
1628491
Its not necessarily about the amount of batteries it will charge/maintain. This unit is rated for 140 amps of throughput. As long as your power draw to charge all of those batteries doesn't exceed that i'd imagine you'd be fine to hook up as many as you want.Another variable also is how many amps your alternator is putting out.
1806862
unfortunately, I don't know the answer to this question. I think you have to buy a hook up specially for your actual ATV. So, you may need two separate hook ups
1094251
That's the idea behind any type of battery charger AC to DC. If I understand your question properly, you have the Tender plugged into a regular AC outlet and are charging a 12v DC ATV battery. It will work just fine.
1944412
yeah I think you should be able to. I plug mine into a 12v power outlet on my atv then I plug the aux cord into my ipod. so yes you should be able to
1332099
Depends if you connect the controller to the panel then you could connect it to each battery but not both at the same time.
720725
I have not tried to charge two batteries at a time. I would recommend you to reach out to Traxxas Techline for a trusted response. These systems and batteries are dangerous, so I would follow the manufacturers recommendations.
1738189
This depends on the amp load necessary for the jump. In most cases, I would say no. These cables are designed for two amps. Jumping can require up to 600-1000 amps and would likely melt the cable. M/C and ATV batteries require less but likely still more than this cable is capable of sustaining. Since ATVs and motorcycles use low amp alternators, it would likely work as a charger allowing the running vehicle to charge the dead battery. This would not work for large vehicles (cars, trucks, etc.) as their alternators put out 60 - 150 amps.
627852
Yes, each at up to 5 amps. I have also charged 2s and 3s batteries at the same time, and 2s and nimh
909154
Yes if you want them both on the same switch. I used it to wire up to the battery on my four wheeler. My only suggestion is you run it to a power source that doesn't constantly have power to it. I used the 12 volt cigarette lighter for mine. Reason being the small light on the switch doesn't stay on unless the key is in and on therefore not draining my battery.
488586
Hmmm... I would not know as I have never worked one of those. If the battery housing dimension are the same, and voltage / amperage are comparable, then maybe.
801552
As long as the connectors are the same it will work . There are two main charging systems for ATVs/dirtbikes AC and DC this box is for an AC system . The DC system has one single plug and the AC has two. Best thing to do is locate yours and match it. My two old Honda's are AC and the plugs are the same and my ATV also matches
706195
I am using this unit to charge single 110 amp battery. I think this unit can only charge single battery. But if you want to charge multiple batteries you have to make sure total Amp does not exceed 130 amps. And you might have to buy additional cables. I Hope this info was helpful.
999224
It should trickel charge both. It will not charge if one of the batteries is dead. I use it on my 2 boats and a jet ski, but they all have one battery.
1402038
this unit is connected to a scissor lift with a 12 volt electrical system. at the present i only have the original 12 volt battery that was in this lift, but it really should have two good sized batteries for better performance.
738339
Yep. And it also chargers 2 batteries at the same time if you want to. Hope this helps. Bye