there are two sets of battery termenals . can two different battery banks be hooked up ?
2003954
Actually, if you run 2 battery banks @12 volts, you would essentially be combining the two banks into 1. The terminals are tied together so positive/negative terminals on top and bottom are both the same terminal internally. You definitely need to use both terminals along with very large wire in order to provide the high amperage draw from the batteries. I hope this helps!
2003955
No. The two sets of terminals are to allow for smaller cable gauge usage than would be required with only one set of terminals. It is also not acceptable to utilize only one set of terminals. Both positive terminals and both negative terminals should be attached to just one battery bank.
1721617
Yes, it will just take twice as along if both batteries are in the same state of discharge. Depending on how your two batteries are hooked up you may be charging both anyway.
1080942
You can have this connected to as big a battery (or bank of batteries) as you wish, just keep in mind that this can only handle the 7 amps going thru it (for charging or going to the "load" connection, but there's only one "battery" connection point).
1347107
I also would not recommend doing that. On a 2 bank charger there are 4 connections 2 pos. and 2 neg. connecting all 4 to 1 battery would not be possible. If your device calls for 1 battery purchase a 1 bank charger.
2206531
Yes, but would have to ask, why 2 charge controllers to 1 battery or battery bank ?
770528
yes it will work. plus you will have an extra battery. when one runs down put the charged battery in while the other battery is charging.
268261
I don't know I don't have a third battery you can not charge just one battery you have to have both batteries hooked up to each battery connector
236995
I agree with Hugh & Dean. This Charger charges and monitors each of two batteries independently, so yes, one could be your starting battery and the other battery could be for accessories or trolling motor.
943001
the ESC will work but you'll have to add another wire to make a series connector for two batteries. Plus you'll need two battery connectors.
858265
I would wire them all in parallel and connect to the bank at opposite corners. Helps to keep the charging and discharging equalized.
706197
You could use the 7002 to charge either one, but not both at the same time, especially is the backup batteries are wired in series. You may want to contact Ctek directly as they make a lot of different models, and may have one that can handle everything for you.
907811
I haven't and don't recommend that either. Save yourself the hassle and be on the safe side. It is better to charge each battery separately.
897783
Yes, there is a charging station so you can be using one battery while charging another. Outstanding performance for a battery operated chain saw.
582695
I can't imagine why you would not be able to. I'm doing three. You can connect one bank to the most important (starter for example) battery and the other 5 parallel on the other bank. Or you can split it up evenly. Many options but it seems real quick for me.
1736598
One will work. I use 2 125 amp marine batteries from WalMart and it has worked well.
433009
You can do either of the two. You can charge one single battery, or charge two batteries simultaneously. It does not matter at all.
466377
As long as the main battery line that you are talking about is large enough to carry the additional combined total load for 3-4 of them, it should be no problem. The rated input for each one is 3 amps.