Can I charge RCR123A batteries with this system??
2006141
Yes, you can. Xtar sells USB chargers that can be used in conjunction with these panels (such as the MC1). The sCharger 5 might do the job slower than other Suntactics chargers (due to the fact it has mandatory auto retry). But it will work. Just make sure that the charger you use with your batteries is right for the chemistry (ie IFR vs IMR or ICR).
394815
A handy person could help you wire in a charging pigtail and most any small charger of the same voltage would work. If you have a radio shack nearby just take the whole thing down to them and see what they can do for you.
31410
Assuming both batteries you're hooking up in series are 6 volt and of equal capacity and condition then yes, they should charge just fine with a single 12V controller. However, keep in mind that mismatching the two batteries in respect to capacity or condition can dramatically limit the overall charging capacity and run time of the entire string.
2149457
Yep, you should be able to hook them up to two 12 volt batteries permanently as the wires are set that way. I didn't have room to mount the charger in the boat so I bought some battery clamps for the end of the wires that hook to the batteries and charge them that way. When the batteries are fully charged, I pull the clamps, unplug the charger, and store the charger away. I like this better as I can see when the batteries are fully charged and not have the charger continuing to trickle charge the battery. Although, they say that is ok. So far, this charge works great!!
1124584
I am pretty sure you can. The red cable that would go to the battery goes to the isolator. From there the cables will go the individual batteries. This system works great on my boat where it controls the charge on my starting battery for the engine (which you never want to kill) and the battery used for all the electronics and pumps. The true value of this is that if you need a boost for one of these batteries there is a charged battery available.
1167039
Yes , the charger will charge batteries between 6v-12v so you will be ok. depending on wich "female connector" you have it should work great. and if it doesn't include the connector you need, you could always run down to your local hobby shop and pick up a adapter .
650425
Probably not. If your batteries aren't marked as AGM batteries, this isn't the charger for you. AGM batteries charge at a higher voltage then conventional lead acid batteries. BatterMinder does make a charger for regular lead acid batteries. You can check their web site for the correct model, then check Amazon for a good price.
2051634
Yes ... This is the X7R ... The R is for rechargeable. This unit is sold with a power adapter that charges the batteries while housed in the enclosure. I hope this helps. MR
1756078
I don't think that will work. I charge the batteries with a standard outlet. Hope that helps.
1940529
If you feed this charger with 12 VDC it will surely charge your batteries.Usually 12 VDC are provided with a wall transformer 110 / 220 VAC.
1291515
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.
1004221
Yes, they're ideal for that purpose. You'll need a solar charge controller to manage the charge voltage and current, just as for any 12V battery system. The best and most efficient charge controller is the "maximum power point" (MPPT) controller.
275896
You can use the Lithiom Ion batteries as long as they are 18 volt. The charger that comes with the set is a Ni Cad charger so it will not charge the Lithiom Ion batteries.
2213491
The CR123A batteries I bought on amazon are not Lithium-Ion batteries. They sent me CR123A Lithium batteries wich are NOT rechargable and are 3 Volts. These power my night vision iluminator. At the time I bought these batteries I could not find rechargable 123A batteries. As for the charger charging 123A batteries, mine are CR123A Lithium and are NOT rechargable but the contacts do fit this charger and there is a voltage setting on the side of the charger for 3 Volt or 4.2 Volt. If you lookup this charger it does not list any CR123A batteries compatible with it. So I* would say try at your own risk. But does seem viable because the voltage is close just watch to see if the batteries or charger heat up too much. I hope this helps.
609545
Yes. Whether buying the complete unit or the power supply insert and installing the insert, the completed unit has the capability to both charge the RV battery automatically and provide 12 volt power to RV accessories. I assume the original power supply was set up by the RV manufacturer to do both.
1510325
You would have to put 4 batteries in series and all would have to be in about the same condition--not an optimal method. you would be better off putting two 6 volt batteries in series on a 12V charger
315288
the charger you need is fisher-price, it wll charge 12v gray,6v red, and 6v blue batteries. can be purchased @ amazon or even walmart. amazon will have a better price.