Can this charger be used as a float charger? I see from the website that they don't offer a 1A Float charger.
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This charger has a voltage readout so you can observe that it doesn't maintain a constant (float) voltage. It seems to let the battery drop to a predetermined level and than recharge (energy conservation?).
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It's also a maintainer think it's the same thing as a floater.it will charge first then maintain voltage level.
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I DID NOT RECEIVE WHAT I ORDERED (1500-CA with 3A/10A/15A options). Amazon sent me a 1500A with 3A/8A/15A options, but when you open the box up and look at the charger, IT ONLY HAS OPTIONS FOR 3A/15A !This makes the charger useless to me, as I use only Optima AGM batteries, which have a 10A maximum charge rate. Amazon had better overnight-express me the right one...I need it tomorrow!
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From my understanding the "real" Samsung Charger is a 2 amp, not a 1. This is listing itself as a 1.0 amp, so I would question its authenticity.
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Sure but not fast. Better than a float charger but not like a 10 amp or larger unit. Maybe overnight.
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Amazon has something that will work. Search "24 Volt SLA Battery Float Charger". The price is $25. You will need the connector from your old charger or purchase a connector that will fit the plug on the battery box. Attach the connector to the wires from the trickle charger to the connector - MAKE SURE YOU GET POLARITY CORRECT. I got rid of my Neuton a few years ago because it ate batteries and cut poorly otherwise I would look and tell you the polarity of the connector.
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This is a EU charger. The 1.0A port is for phones and smaller devices. The 2.1A port is for tablets.
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Yes, I've used a 1A and also a 2A USB charger plugged to an AC outlet. I think you can use pretty much any USB chargers, and not just charging by the computer. The speed of charge will be determined by the current passed through the device.
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Yes, you can charge from 1 to how ever many it will hold. It really is a nice charger. i would recommend it. I've had mine forever and it still works just like new.
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Yes but bit slower. It's only a shared 3.1A device, 15W, so the max. load will be cut in half -> slower charging. Not terrible however, because there are much worse chargers with fake 2.0A giving only 0.7 per port. I recommend a strong parallel charger with 24+W for those who have hungry devices (iPad, Galaxy Note, all tablets and phablets..).
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There is now way to do a "storage charge" with this charger.I think you are thinking about NI-CAD batteries, this charger is intended primarily for LI-PO batteries.
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It probably means float charging (slow charging) But in reality this internal charger is garbage like the rest of this unit Mine died in less than a year (cheap crap you get what you pay for)
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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.
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You could, but if the charger doesn't have a good voltage regulator it may damage the Reader. Since you are investing in a good reader you better buy something designed especially for it. I have purchased good chargers for about $6.00.
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Well, all I can say is that I use it with an Anker battery pack, which says 1.5A input current.As far as I know these new chargers, which output via a USB connector, establish sort of connection with a device being charged. And the device itself will only take whatever it is capable of.So it's not like the charger will shove those 2Amps down the device's USB connector.Your device is supposed to support whatever current is listed on the device. Otherwise it will just use as much as it is capable of.That's what I've been told.Hope this helps.
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Yes, no problem. Of course, the trolling motor should be turned off or it will draw more than the charger can put out and your battery won't get charged. But this is a fine charger for "on-board" use, meaning mounted permanently in the boat or raft.
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Hi Alex, I have used a 1A, 2A charger & my laptop USB port. They all worked perfectly, charging at different speeds, of course.
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You cannot use your stock charger. You will need to purchase an inline charger.