can i use this to charge "EverStart 27DC Marine Battery"?
1679283
Yeah, but with only a 6 amp charge rate, it might take a while. The charger does work well, though. I use it for my 27 series cranking battery in my boat, which I never run all the way down. The two deep cycle batteries that run my trolling motor use a charger that has 15 amps per bank.
1679284
You may already know this, but the "DC" in the model number is an indicator that the battery is a "Deep Cycle" battery.
1679285
If it is a deep cycle battery or a regular starting battery. I have one on my boat for the deep cycle battery and my dad has one on his boat for a regular battery. And it works GREAT
940331
Certainly. I use mine to charge 4, 6-volt golf cart batteries that are run in series.
1319440
It would be best to power up the marine outlet with it's own source of power. Be sure to use an in line fuse.
356530
I have used this to replace 2.0 and 2.2 Ah batteres(NiCad and NiMH);I also have NiCad and NiMH chargers, but I only use the NiMH unit to charge them.
1082455
You sure can. I have 2 of these battery sets and they work great, close to the real battery in terms of life. The dock charger actually recharges the batteries rather quickly. Hope this helps.
622244
I don't see why not. It's simply a regular battery with an unusual chemistry. Just make sure you get your series wiring correct and make sure they don't overheat at whatever charging amperage you go with.
425231
Hi ThereI run the inverter off of a 27D size 12 volt battery on my boat that is charged from a 120 amp alternator off of the motor.
685888
This is just a trickle charger. My understanding is that it is meant to keep a charged battery from running down. I'd think that it might take quite awhile to charge a dead marine battery.
985545
yes that is what I do in my boat for 2 rv batteries and it works great. make sure and get the power regulator so you don't over charge your batteries.
2077626
Hi, I'm sure you can but, it has to be plugged into a 120Volt supply when charging the batteries. When the boat is on a trailer parked somewhere it would work great.
236995
I agree with Hugh & Dean. This Charger charges and monitors each of two batteries independently, so yes, one could be your starting battery and the other battery could be for accessories or trolling motor.
1636042
I say , yes . I have had mine out charging my boat battery for a couple years now . It is important to secure them well so they don't rattle around in the wind and break a connection .
1045648
Yes. I have this mounted on my boat dock to charge a 12 v Battery for my boat lift. Working perfectly.
1217969
I'd like to use this inside my sailboat cabin. Seems I should be able to put a 12v adapter onto its plug in order to use with my marine battery. Does anybody know if this sounds feasible?
243760
We installed it in our 45 foot power boat to charge 2 8D batteries. It is a slow charge. We are using it on our starter batteries only. We do start our boat weekly and it is good enough for that purpose. Will it take more often use, we don't think so. We'd get bigger panel if we were to start the boat on daily basis. It's a great trickle charger.
1251452
It will work but you would be overloading it in the start mode...it would be fine for charging. You probably have a 250 amp solenoid. This is an 80 amp.
864140
My old dewalt charger works fine to charge the replacement battery. I admit I don't use it a ton.I am sorry I cant answer your other question