Will this charge/maintain my new boat battery?
1018939
not really sure but I think it will read the add about it that should make up your mind .willis
1018940
It has my car battery. I ma not a techie on this. I read the reviews from other guys who were a lot smarter than me. I hooked it up and then used it once a week unless I drove the csr that week. It is really working for me.
1018941
Absolutely! I use them on both of my Florida vehicles and they start right up after 6 months. I hook up both boat batteries for 3 days after I return from Florida and they are good to go. Units work great.
1018942
sure it will pal, keep it in dry place...it works automatically... when battery is full charge it stops sending charge...when battery need charge it will auto start it will never burn or dry your battery
1018943
Yes it will. You can leave it hooked up during the winter, and it will keep your battery good as new. As your battery discharges it will kick on and maintain it to a full charge. Hope this helps.
1018944
I believe that it will. It will fully charge and maintain a motorcycle battery from dead to fully charged and it will maintain a car battery if it has a bit of a charge. There is more information in the owner's manual which I don't have with me at the moment. I use mine for my motorcycle and absolutely love it. I have a regular car charger, but this tends the battery and is much more convenient.
1018945
This unit will not only keep you charged, it will extend the life of the battery.Low charge and weather changes are deadly. Keep contacts clean and proper water levels- use DISTILLED WATER.
1045648
Yes. I have this mounted on my boat dock to charge a 12 v Battery for my boat lift. Working perfectly.
908636
The Blue Sea is designed like a battery tender, it charges the main (engine starter) first. When the main is charged it will start charging the auxiliary battery. If you run your auxiliary battery a lot (accessories) then you will need to run the engine for quite a while to recharge or use a separate battery charger (110 volts). My suggestion is to install a small solar charger to help keep the auxiliary battery charged while using your boat and it will also charge up and keep charged your battery when not in use. This products does what it's supposed to do.
1508344
Yes, I have mine attached to my battery in my boat 24/7 (at least in the summer) and use the boat at the same time. Don't expect this charger to come anywhere close to charging your battery while using the trolling motor tho. Connect it and forget it.
1920268
Don't see why not - the boat battery is simply a power source. The device just draws what it needs, right? The connection is provided by the USB port.
238041
I use it on a 12v battery on my sailboat and it works great. Every time I use my boat, the battery is fully charged. Doesn't need a regulator. Everything you need comes with it.
442141
yes . i use mine often on all types of lead acid batteries, mostly associated with boating, fishing needs including deep cycle and maintenance free batteries. i purchased this same charger earlier and was so pleased i got another one for a different location. both have always worked very well !
102293
Mine keeps 2 optima blue marine deep cycle batteries charged on my sailboat.
1072125
I installed mine on top of a party boat outboard and it seems to do a good job of keeping the battery charged year round. It needs better terminal clamps or replace them with crimped on fittings though. It is just a trickle charger though.
1482331
I bought mine a year ago and have been using a standard 12 Volt battery in my boat. Never had a problem and it does it all. I use it to steer my ipilot troweling motor.
60881
Yes you can hook it straight to the boats 12 volt battery just make sure you use the included fuse.
60083
pretty sure the batteries will maintain the charge. This is my first experience with onboard chargers but my buddies normally leave theirs plugged in and hooked up most of the time, as this onboard chargers are more like trickle chargers and can be left plugged in and hooked up. Hope this helpsTerry A
639416
I have two of the boats, so I have two chargers. The charging of the batteries is a bit clunky. Sometimes I will take what I think is a fully charged battery and as soon as it hits the water the remote starts beeping indicating a low battery. The boat runs fast and for a long time, so I'm pretty sure the low battery signal is flawed. Other times, the battery is fully charged and only lasts a short time. Sorry, that is no help, but your charger may be working fine and the boat/remote are acting weird...Happy boating.
1421454
I use it to charge the cranking battery in my boat. It does a good job of bringing it up quickly. The guy I get my batteries from is adamant about unplugging the charger once the battery 's up; he's uncomfortable allowing it to float charge. Says he's seen a lot of batteries that get cooked dry when you leave the charger on all the time, even if they are designed to maintain the battery. Not sure about that, but I do it anyway.
137897
This connector is for changing from one plug format to another. If that is what you want to do I can't see why you couldn't use this in a connection to a boat battery. This isn't meant to be hooked to the battery itself. There are other connectors with eyelets for bolting to the battery or alligator type clips to connect to the battery terminals
940974
I use mine for maintaining deep cycle batteries (2) for the trolling motor in my boat. The main reason I bought it was for the battery reconditioning feature. So far its doing what I expected. Jerry
1090207
Yes, slowly & will maintain a full charge if you get the controller that you can also buy on amazon! We use it to charge our lift battery for our pontoon & it works well.