how does this hook up, between charger and battery, or between pos & neg?
1077843
Connect to pos & neg on battery and leave it. Apply charger as needed. This is a slight drain on battery but better than sulphation.
1953351
It hooks up between the positive and negative pole of the lead-acid battery. It is unrelated to the charger.
1953352
Hey man.... just connect it like the instructions tell you. Direct to the positive and negative on the battery. Not part of the charger. Connect and forget and let it do it's thing. Mine has been on my RV battery all winter while I'm staying in it in Arizona. Works by itself. Still have the original battery in my 2008 rig.
1953353
Sorry, Allthumbs16; I gave this as a gift and didn't try it out. However, I was told by the person I gave it to that you hook it up between positive and negative.
526930
Well from what I have observered anything over 1/3 inch wont connect to the charger. But the more important question is how is the extended battery connect to the setup. I suggest you check out youtube videos for the installation.
1948000
It's well marked. You connect the pos and neg wires from the panel to the marked terminals on the controller. Also same goes for the pos and neg wires from controller to battery. Connect the battery and controller first, then Connect the panel. Cover the panel while making the connections.
1086114
I had the techs from the battery company hook mine up when they replaced my batteries and they hooked it up to the positive on battery #1 and the neg on battery #4. I haven't used it yet but I will this summer when I leave Florida.
1848845
From the small amount of information given you either have a short in the battery wire or the battery is being removed from the charger before the charge/discharge cycle is finished. In order to give a better answer you will need to furnish a step by step list... Like: 1.) I am charging a LIPO battery. 2.) I connect the charger to an A/C outlet and the screen responds by lighting up. 3.) I scroll by way of the menu to LIPO battery and etc..... This will give a better idea of what is going wrong and when the fault is happening... OK?
1792189
I am not sure what model of charger you have but basically plug it directly in where you would use other charging leads and set it to 1S lipo and charge
1787887
The 12v pos. and neg. wires from the reducer connect to what ever you need the 12v for. Example: if it is for a horn you connect the neg wire from the 12vside of the reducer to the neg. wire on the horn and the 12v pos. wire from the reducer to the pos. wire on the horn. If it is for lights, you do the same. Do not ground that neg. 12v wire to the batt. or frame...only to the neg. wire of your 12v accessory...whatever that is going to be.
2149519
The charger has three posts, left, center and right with the left and center being further apart than the center and the right. There's a small notch on the contact end of the battery. Slide the battery into the charger so that the right post fits into the notch.
2031553
It is 1 pos and 1 neg. The way you charge more than 1 battery is by connecting them in series. I.e. you want to charge 3 at once you connect them series ( positive to negative and so on). So if you read voltage between the first positive and the last negative it will be 36v. Thus you select in the charger 36v and either 5 or 10 amps depending on the size of the batteries. Btw, it comes with several wires so you can connect up to 6 batteries in series (72v)
943716
If you look at the front of the charger when there isn't a battery in it you'll see some text which reads "Push" and an arrow indicating the side. I followed this instruction and had no trouble getting the battery out. Essentially all you do is push the lower part of the battery to one side or the other and it will free it from the tiny hook on one side, and then the battery is free to come out.
641669
Just plug in the battery first, then plug the charger in. It won't work if you insert the battery after you plug in the charger.
1262559
this is a connector to your battery MAINTAINER not a charger. Its recommended to be connected after the battery is charged.
544126
Sorry, I can't shed any light on the subject, Brian. After ordering the charger I discovered the problem was with my battery not the charger - I returned the charger I purchased through Amazon. My battery had run too low to be charged using any charger. I had to take it to a golf cart service store and they got it up and running for me. The charger I had was perfectly OK.
2141719
When you say you plugged it in, does this mean you wired it to the battery? Or did you plug the charging connector to the connector on your battery, or did you wire it and plug something into it? If 1. you wired it to the battery, you wired the positive connection to ground. As soon as you turned it on you completed the circuit and burned the smallest wire. 2. You plugged the charging connector to opposite connections and you got positive wired to ground. 3. The item you plugged into the unit has a direct short from positive to ground and you burned that item out. Follow the instructions very carefully. Connect the red lead to the positive + side of the battery. Connect the black lead to the negative - side of the battery. Replace the fuse that burned out, and plug the connector into the wiring harness. If you wired it correctly, it should have power all the time, whether or not the key is turned on. You turn the unit on and off via the switch installed in the unit.
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.
1952852
Charger is built into the battery case. Twist off cap, extend prongs and plug in
1086110
Hook the positive to the positive of the first battery, and the negative to the negative of the last (6th) battery. These terminals will have the supply voltage to the motor. When hooking these up, be sure the cap is on the end of the battery charger lead. Last week, I disconnected the charger and inadvertently dropped the end, without the cover onto one of the batteries in the middle of the cart. BIG SPARK!