Is this a fully automatic charger with float Maintenance
1945265
It is fully automatic with float maintenance. It works great. You can plug it in and leave it without overcharging the batteries. No problems at all. Purchased one for a zonE golf cart (standard 48 volt system) and it is doing the job I wanted it to do. The only thing is you might have to install a new matching plug end on the golf cart to match the charger, which is not a big deal and is a 5 minute job.
1945266
Yes, the old-fashioned way. Maintains a constant voltage, that causes the battery to automatically go trickle charge once it's charged
1945267
No Elizabeth this is only a fully automatic charger for a 48 volt Golf cart type vehicle.
2225010
Yes. Comes complete in box with float charger, battery, wall mount and belt clip.
1655239
being an electrician for Chryslers you might think I would know this. The float chargers that we use at Mopar were huge for the batteries that we charged for the carts that are used. They were ran in series also. I do not think this would be what you need, but it wouldn't hurt. I would call a battery wholesaler or ask this question on google.
1344573
Yes it is. It has a bulk charge and a float charge that gives the battery the charge it needs.
273628
It works manually and automatically with a float switch! Its a great product and easy to install!
1433311
Yes. The float will turn it off and on, but you must make sure you do not submerge the power plug.
1168338
"Maintenance Mode/Float Mode charging" --- from the product description, so yes, the docked device is kept fully charged. The device itself is used as a jump starter.
2147300
It will continue to charge as needed. It is a battery maintainer as well as charger. I keep them running on my boat 24/7 all winter long
877001
As it runs, it charges the battery as an automotive engine would. However, I bought an inexpensive "float" charger that I keep in the battery at all times. Do not confuse with "trickle" charger, which can harm the battery. The "float" charger keeps the batter charged, and shuts off when it's no longer needed. The "trickle" constantly charges, and overcharges the battery. They're about $5.00 at Harbor Freight. Hope this helps.
1164836
No need to leave it plugged in !Just like any electronic device only plugged it when the charge is low "I jumped 4 cars on one charge and it can do more!!"No sure about the float mode sorry !
1339623
Bonnie, This an awesome fully automatic charger. My cart is an 89 ClubCar 36V, crow's foot plug as indicated on the inset picture. I used it all last year and am extremely happy with it.
2239209
this charger will charge each battery up to 20 amps per bank,as needed.the charger monitors the level of the charge,and maintains the battery at full capacity.I installed this model on a 28ft bayliner,and left it on thru the brutally cold winter,all three batteries are still at 100%
1246156
NO. Though it is a small trickle charger, it is only a maintainer for an almost fully charged battery! It a great maintainer to leave hookup to a good battery.
194364
Yes the pump does have a float sensor that only turns on when the pump fills with water.
1647778
Yep. http://www.batterychargers.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductName=94026805ACP As the float a.k.a. trickle charge is very low current, it's best to disconnect the battery from the car when it isn't driven for extended periods.
390381
Yes works well keeps Batts charged and then floats best unit I have found and have tried many.
1273738
Sorry to hearbthat you are having trouble. I have not observed that behavior on my charger. It has worked well for me since I installed it. I will mention as well that I have not had the boat out much since I installed the ProMariner, so I may not the best source ;-(I would also recommend contacting the manufacture.