can this battery be set on its side safety and still operate
1855292
I bought this battery for my utv and yes you can put it on its side and it will operate just fine. Mine is turned on its side. Only way you can't put it is upside down.
1855293
Yes Absolutely I have it set on its side on my Harley recommend get the metal shield that goes around it for $18 it protects the battey
1855294
Yes, i've had mine set on its side in the stock battery location of a polaris rzr 900 xp without any issues for about 16 months.
1855295
I replaced the one that came in my boat and the installation method by the manufacture was on its side and have not had any issues with it.
1354850
It contains a sealed liquid battery; while it should not be a problem to lay it on its side for a short time, it's probably better for the long term to keep it upright. If you're using this in a rack, you may want to find a rack-mount solution.
623138
My guess would be that it would be ok to lay on it's side. My spot light is always on it's side and works just fine. Same battery.
1456845
Yes. When you assemble it, be sure to note that the bracket for the battery will be on the top right facing it.
1996229
I beleive you can. Its been some time since I owned this but there should be a cutaway on the right side bottom plate where you have access to battery door.
184192
I've tested batteries both ways and it works fine for me.Just read the owners manual that is included with the unit for full instructions on the proper testing procedures . And all safety instructions.
1292751
yes, but when you use it nothing can be around it has a safety feature to shut off.
990627
I can do my back and front yard with no problem, however, if I let it sit for a couple of days after using it and don't plug it in it is kind of weak. So I plug the battery in every time I finish with what I am doing.
474379
You can have connections to the "unprotected" side of the battery. Just keep them to a minimum as a large load can discharge the battery and the Battery Protector can not disconnect them to save the battery.
480559
The battery is for back-up reserve only, in case of power failure. The system operates with reduced function on battery power only, and is not recommended by the manufacturer.
1397788
Of course it is possible . the front side of the connector to positive and the side part to negative of the battery . BUT why do that ??? it will be ON all the time . you want it to turn ON when the car is ON and turn OFF when the car is OFF .
1738462
Yes - You are correct. The battery will overheat and it can be damaged! Try using a thermostatically controlled outlet like Farm Innovators model TC3-3545 as long as the 120V receptacle (or thermostat) in the same general area as the battery.
2169771
There is no way to turn it off and rather no need to turn it off. I have it for 2years now and the battery still works fine.
1582851
You can if you want to. There is an 'on/off' toggle switch at the bottom. Even if you don't it does not drain the battery too much.
1357311
It has a safety but better be safe than sorry install one amp fuse or amp bracket between battery A do the same after unit with battery B this way you have room for up grade
399174
It doesn't matter that much, lithium ion batteries always have a controller, anything else would be dangerous, it shouldn't be more than an hour or a few more, in any case theres no risk of damaging it from "overcharging".
181341
No, The battery back-up takes the place of your battery ,if it goes dead or someone tries to disconnect it. Your security car system will still have the power it needs to protect your car.