does it work for motorcycle batteries?
464615
Should work for any 12 volt battery. To make sure, though, look up the manufacturer website and check.
464616
Sure. Can't imagine why not. This is a very high quality unit so it's not going to damage your battery with any weird voltage swings. I have five of them. One stopped working, which was my fault as I had hooked it up to a dead battery, but they were kind enough to replace it anyway. I would give them more that five stars if there were such a category!!
464617
Have had it in my 2001 Harley with a dry cell battery for 12 years and still working. Would not use anything else!
464618
Should work if its a 12 volt. I use mine to maintain the lawn tractor battery which is also a small 12 volt battery.
464619
This model is for 12 volt applications. If your motorcycle is 6 volt it would not work (or you would need a second 6 volt to wire in series). If the battery is 12 volt this would be a good fit for a motorcycle.
464620
Yes, it should work well for motorcycle batteries; in fact for almost any small 12 volt battery. Note that it will work as a MAINTAINER for both large and small batteries, but as a CHARGER only for the small ones, probably including your motorcycle battery. I believe that the manufacturer has published data regarding the sizes (capacities) that the unit is capable of charging. I hope that helps...
464621
I've never tried it on a motorcycle bike battery. However, I don't see why it wouldn't. A bike battery is just a smaller version of a car battery. Have a Happy Thanksgiving and a Merry, Blessed Christmas!
464622
Yes, "For all sizes, types and brands of 12 volt lead-acid batteries". Including but not limited to: Flooded (filler cap / maintenance-free/ VRLA / SLA), gel, AGM (Optima/Odyssey/ etc.) Starter, deep cycle and hybrid.
65076
Yes, it should. I mounted mine in a Radio Shack project box and use it to check 12 volt batteries for my boat, trolling motor, and riding mower. Works great for that.
549776
I don't know for sure...i bought it for a razor go cart that requires two batteries of this type. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
267890
I used it on my 6 volt house batteries in my motorhome. I have 4 and it works great.
17485
It should work, It is designed for vehicle batteries. Suggest you look for the oil pan models which has adhesive already installed, see web site http://www.fivestarmanufacturing.com/getdoc/2c8a6911-c214-4190-9059-d6aaa10fe527/DC12.aspx, pg 83 for models. Hope this helps
613488
Yes, it will work for any configuration of 6 volt batteries as long as the caps are removable.
87711
Will not work for a motorcycle battery the nozzle is to large, for my ATV's I use a bottle that I got from a scientific lab supply company with a long clear plastic nozzle.
475686
Hi, it is a deep cycle battery and should work fine for a trolling motor for several hours.Regards,BuyClerk
959251
Works great for golf cart batteries @48 volt six 8 volt batteries will and should work fine for marine batteries
990234
Yes it will charge any battery, even motorcycle batteries. This charger is very sophisticated.dlomshekPittsburg, Kansas
2069354
Yes. It's a 12v like car cig lighter. I attached it to my Motorcycle battery so I can charge my phone when riding. Like use gps etc. Make sure you add fuse to wiring!
156019
I have no idea; I use mine for my motorcycle. If the amp-hours is about the same and the dimensions close; it should work.
659526
Yes! it is excellent for car batteries and will maintain the charge without overcharging. - Len - 661-245-2000 - Racecrafters-USA
1539784
I bought it to replace a battery in my DR leaf vacuum. It was used to crank the Briggs and Stratton engine that powers the unit. Not sure if it would serve your purpose. Sorry can't be more help.
2110744
Probably, but check the dimensions of where you are putting it. It is a sealed battery so good for your bike, I have it on my ATV.
706198
Maybe. My only experience is it worked okay on a pair of deep cycle trolling motor batteries.
659527
Yes it can. We use it on both 12v car and 12v motorcycle batteries. Just set and forget. Just make sure you select the correct size and battery type. If you're charging a deeply discharged car battery though it will take awhile as it's charge rate is only 1.1 amps.