What do you use to recharge these batteries- a car charger? What Amp settings can you use when charging @ 12v?
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It should stay charged when installed if your FIOS system is working. You could charge it with a 12 volt low amp charger-no more than 2 amps for no more than 6 hours.
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You use THIS ... Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724
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Hi Jake,I used this battery for my FIOS box. I didn't charge it outside of the box. I merely installed it in the FIOS box and it immediately started working. I believe it automatically charges once it is connected. Hope this helps.
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Jake, as the other answer indicates, battery was purchased to replace Verizon FIOS backup battery. The enclosure for battery charges it when plugged in.
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These are typically trickle charged by the system in which it is installed. If not, and you use an external charger, use one designed for this size of sealed lead acid battery. Standard car battery chargers put out considerably more current. Simple ones do not have protection circuits. Excessively high charge currents could cause damage, even explosion in some instances.
1361620
Recharging with ac just means you can buy an ac wall charger that converts 120v ac to 12v dc. Essentially all batteries charge off doc current
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I have a battery tender to plug into the leads. I have used a regular battery charger on them at 2 amps, they still worked fine. I believe these are for a motorcycle battery. I would not put any more amps through them than what you would use for a motorcycle battery.
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i use a car battery for the same set up but did you have luck with a lawnmower battery? how long did it last between charges?
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Dear Kenneth, Thank you for your message. There should be a built in charger in your system that is charging the battery. If you have the battery for a long time and it is not working, most likely the problem is with the battery not the charger. If you are sure that the issue is with the charger, then most likely you need a 12v 2amp charger. Unfortunately I wasnt able to find one with the model number you have provided us with. Please let me know if there is anything else I can assist you with.
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I would not use a 6v charger on a 12 volt battery (assuming you have a 12v battery, or why else would you ask?). The 6v battery tender charger will not even cycle on unless the battery voltage drops below a certain point, well below what you would need in your car.
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If your 1amp charger is 12 volt AND you charge the batteries 1 at a time. I use my 2 amp charger from time to time.
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Greetings Josh. You will need some battery cables to hook this up to a car battery. Include a fuse (150 amp) and battery disconnect switch. A continuous 120 volt 10 amp draw is probably more than this can handle. Also, a car battery will go flat in short order with that much current draw. 10 amps at 120 volts = 100 amps at 12 volts. Recommend you go with a larger unit that can handle 1600-2000 watts, and a larger battery bank, unless you will be keeping the engine running. Hope that helps.
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Complicated question. You need to figure out how much power your appliance use and how long you plan to use them each day. I am using 4 6 volt golf cart battery's. All together I have 464 amp hours. Batteries in parallel and in series. Do not use regular car battery. There is a formula out there, i don't know it.
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If the battery is rechargeable you are fine. If not it should last for a use or two depending how much use, and then you will have to buy a new one. I use a car battery charger that can be set at 12 volts with 5 A and I don't worry about the battery usage...I use a long cord extension.
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not sure how many amps you need..... but I would not buy that charger again. I went w/1 that will read batteries and auto shut off. do your self a favor and buy a good charger.
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I just looked at my charger, its 12VDC / 2 amp, same output as a car cigarette lighter. It is a Positive TIP (center) and Negative Outside jack. As long as you get an adaptor to fit unit and ensure Positive TIP, it will work. As far Amps, a car battery has as much as 500 amps, but don't worry, your box will only draw the 2 or less amps, only what it needs of the available 500 amps.
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I have these in all my devices from flashlights to remote controls. You can get their charger with 4 AA for $16. I never throw away btteries when they are dead, just recharge them. AmazonBasics AAA Rechargeable Batteries (12-Pack)
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Inker has a battery pack with an option for 12v output. Its a 20000 mah battery pack. You can also buy 8 rechargable AA batteries and wire them in series to get 12v the AAs should last you several hours.
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I fully charge first then recharge when they drop below 3.7 volts I read that letting them get to cut off point 3.2v is not really good for them.
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You can use one of the two 12V settings. Here is a quick description of the different settings, per the manufacturer.Setting 1: 12-Volt large capacity batteries such as golf carts or trolling motor batteriesSetting 2: 12-Volt low capacity batteries such as lawn mower or motorcycles batteriesSetting 3: 6 Volt Batteries
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110 only my friend. The charger that comes with the car is slow, 6 or 7 hours. I suggest getting a rapid charger. Also, look into lipo batterys. They have a lot better run time.