Maximum battery power this will charge? What is the maximum powered battery this will charge?
994504
No, 600mAh is the maximum charging current. Theoretically, it can charge a battery with infinity capacity. The charging time is calculated by this formula : Battery Capacity / 600mAh * 150% . If the battery capacity is 1000mAh, then the charging time = 1000mAh / 600mAh * 150% = 2.5 hours. thanks
1337394
no as long as its a 12v battery it will charge it, the bigger it is the longer it will take.
1674298
It depends upon what you're charging the more amperage to charge the last life the battery has..
1444850
I have no idea. What I do know is that it ruined all the batteries I attempted to charge with it.
975398
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979003
I don't think it will considering that the highest ma it will do is 500ma. It has worked wonderfully for me though in charging others things.
489221
You can charge that if you can get it to work. I was not able to charge a single battery with mine. It keeps shutting off like it is overloading or something. Total junk. Buy something better. You get wht you pay for.
139097
I have no idea for the spec on max wattage, but I can say that I charged my Nissan Leaf through one for a year and the Belkin held up fine and the Leaf charged fine over night each night. I imagine that should be a pretty heavy load compared to most other uses.
2033265
I have absolutely no idea. It's something my husband wanted to charge some kind of batteries but don't know if it'll charge your kind. Sorry :(
1860932
Connected in parallel up to the rated voltage of the controller, you can charge more than one batteries. The maximum charging current is 30 Amps.
1078891
it plugs into a 110v outlet, so I would be curious if a portable battery can provide that much power.
1606652
This works as a battery maintainer, not a battery charger. If you want to charge a battery for a power inverter, you need a much larger solar panel. To put this in perspective, this provides around 2.5 watts maximum. The 12v power plug in most cars is capable of more than 100 watts.I have mine attached to a deep cycle RV battery and it will barely maintain the charge, even with the battery disconnected fro the trailer.
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Jesse! It charges the battery or batteries at 12 volts which is the output of your Powermax and it will select perhaps up to 10 amps of charging power. Batteries cannot be beaten to death by charging with extreme amperage.If your rig is at 30 amps you will need a 30 amp breaker at the camp sight or at home. The same holds true for the 50 amp breaker. Normally you will never draw more than 80% of the output value. Therefore be very careful what sized output you choose when you buy a unit. for camping go according to the amperage drawn by you camper or mobile. If you need to draw more, you would be out of spec with everybody else out there. All the best, and happy camping.Antonio Jesse! It charges the battery or batteries at 12 volts which is the output of your Powermax and it will select perhaps up to 10 amps of charging power. Batteries cannot be beaten to death by charging with extreme amperage.If your rig is at 30 amps you will need a 30 amp breaker at the camp sight or at home. The same holds true for the 50 amp breaker. Normally you will never draw more than 80% of the output value. Therefore be very careful what sized output you choose when you buy a unit. for camping go according to the amperage drawn by you camper or mobile. If you need to draw more,... » Read More Jesse! It charges the battery or batteries at 12 volts which is the output of your Powermax and it will select perhaps up to 10 amps of charging power. Batteries cannot be beaten to death by charging with extreme amperage.If your rig is at 30 amps you will need a 30 amp breaker at the camp sight or at home. The same holds true for the 50 amp breaker. Normally you will never draw more than 80% of the output value. Therefore be very careful what sized output you choose when you buy a unit. for camping go according to the amperage drawn by you camper or mobile. If you need to draw more, you would be out of spec with everybody else out there. All the best, and happy camping.Antonio « Show Less
220568
Depending on how big your battery is it can recharge your phone 100% I think a battery of 2200mAh will fully charge anything more than 2200mAh and it May not get 100% but it should charge pretty well.
378970
It charges both style of batteries. I have charged my 7.2v 1100mah, 7.2v 1600mah battery and my 8.4v 1600mah NIMH and it did the job with no problems. if it will do those it will charge yours just fine. I have had mine for a year and it still works.
568948
yes it will it charges mine I have new batteries works great always make sure you have good batteries
1553523
It would eventually charge it, I wouldn't leave it on any battery indefinitely though as it has no automatic mechanism that will prevent overcharge.