can i use this on a 24 volt scissor lift? there are 4 6volt batteries run in series
940330
Yes it could be used in a pinch but iit does not have automatic contro so would not be good choice as permanent charger
940331
Certainly. I use mine to charge 4, 6-volt golf cart batteries that are run in series.
940332
Yes as long as u connect to the possitive and negative ports out to the unit, not at each battery. Set at 24v of course
1638369
The Tri-Ride is a 36 volt system, and will not work with any 24 volt battery. So the answer is unfortunatley it will not work.
1736597
Go with two high current 12 volt deep cycle batteries. Wire them in paralell; not series. You only want 12 volts; not 24. Use the same brand/capacity and type. Don't mix brands or current ratings. THE HIGHER THE CURRENT RATING;THE MORE TIME YOU'LL GET ON THE BATTERIES. I've seen systems with more than two batteries however, you'll need additional equipment to pull it off safely. You could also use a marine A/B Battery transfer switch and draw from bat A bat B BOTH of OFF. Don't forget to use fuses at key points. Amazon also has some pretty good books on the subject.
1050336
Unfortunately, no. Greenworks 24 Volt tools use 24 Volt battery/charger and 40 Volt tools use 40 Volt battery/charger. The various series batteries and chargers are not compatible or interchangeable.
1523235
If it's a "No Contact" click button "contact" or "normally open" click button closed it will work provided you have the LIFT MASTER remote. You will also need 24volt AC/DC POWER SUPPLY. A good way to check is take to two wires touch then together if your device works this will too. But make sure there not high voltage i.e. 120 Vac
1011767
not sure as it is rated for 24 volts power source. Try it, it wont hurt it.
170306
JamesI don't own a PVC shear but I wouldn't see why the 4 amp batteries wouldn't work.
1500971
I used mine on a 4 unit - 6 volt battery bank in my RV. If they make a unit for 12 volt batteries I don't know. Contact the manufacturer
2169010
this charge controler will work for a 24 volt system. that being said, you did not state what you are doing with it. i would assume you are charging batteries with your solar panels and that you intend to get a lot more in the future. if this is all the panels you are going to use with this controller, it is way more than you need. since you are a first timer, i would urge you to consult with someone in your world that knows solar and electrical hook ups. do this and save a bunch of time and money, and your safety. best of luck!
1824468
No, these batteries are rated at 20 volts. The trimmer is 18 volts. You should only use 18volt batteries on an 18volt item.
341463
This unit will definitely provide 24 VDC from a 12 VDC input. I have used several in an application where we needed a 24 VDC supply off of a 12 VDC heavy equipment battery pack. However, charging a battery is typically a more complicated issue - amperage load and not over-charging etc. So you should be good for 24 VDC but I do not know enough in regard to battery charging to say yes or no
240035
The version I purchased works for a 12/24 volt system. I don't think that one would work for you 6 volt system. I guess it would report a low to medium when it was really full. Look for one designed for 6 volts. Additinally, some of these indicators allow a wider range of voltages.
1706204
I don't know, I only have the 24 Volt battery. I guess you would have to get the dimensions of both and compare them. Also, will an 18v battery power a 24 v. unit?
1660338
Yes, the standard Dewalt 24 VDC charger will charge the nickel 24 Volt batteries
1227350
Can I use this on a 46V load to charge controller to convert it to 12v batteries? Just brought the 36v max(24v) to 12V but think it quickly stop because the higher volts?
328205
I think that you are talking about 2 batteries (each 6 volts) - This charger I bought was to charge 6-6 volt batteries for my golf cart which is why the advertisement states 36 volts. If it is for a single battery yes, a 36 volt charger could hurt-damage or destroy a 12 volt battery
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James I don't own a PVC shear but I wouldn't see why the 4 amp batteries wouldn't work.