Can this charger run continuous at 55 amps in manual mode?
468844
Yes . This is a good charger. You shouldnt have any trouble with it running a constant 55 amps
998613
No, the charging unit is only 120v. It will take 50 or 60 Hz. It pulls 240 W.
1556651
I don't know, BUT, I would avoid using this charger for anything. I sells cheap because it is not dependable.
619902
not sure how many amps you need..... but I would not buy that charger again. I went w/1 that will read batteries and auto shut off. do your self a favor and buy a good charger.
363034
I just checked my charger and it has the input at 120V NOT 120V-220V. So I would say no, unless you use a transformer.
1069840
There are numerous manual settings. In auto mode, it charges my 6400 mah battery at about 4 amps and takes 90 minutes. 5 amps is the max manual setting and should charge a 5000 mah battery in 1 hour. You should not charge these batteries at higher than 1C (ex. 4000 mah battery, 4.0 amps max).
2050895
No. The charger only works on 110 to 130 volt a/c power. It does not support 220 volt.
675785
I don't believe so. The label on the charger only states "Input: 120VAC 60Hz 6.5W"
557188
Yes, this charger should be able to charge and maintain 4 of almost any size battery. If they are all discharged it may take quite some time to bring them to 100% as it will only run 1.1 amp per line when 4 batteries are connected.
1189827
yes, it says on item info that it is a 55amp but inside package it is a 30 amp , mine is working fine.
1991321
No it can not. You want to be careful of starting a 5hp motor on 110 volt ac, as the amp draw is between 4 and 5 times the running amps. Most 5hp 1ph motors will draw approx. 31 amps during normal operation, which mean, it will draw approx 150 amps during starting. All this on a 15 amp receptacle outlet.
641033
Yes, use the charge controller and configure according to the directions that come with it. I got the 30 amp one.
444846
Yes I believe so even though I don't have a manual handy. This charge controller is for 12 volt panels which usually run around 18 volts.
324924
I have had this charger hooked up on a dead battery, at 50 amp setting. After a few minutes charge, I tried it. It did not burn up, but 50 amps will not crank an engine. It takes about 450 amps. Let it charge a few minutes, then try again.
318737
I would not use more than 1 1//2 or 2 amp charge. Most chargers have a switch for this. Jump starting is probably not a good idea, although I have never done it.
2269566
No, unless your charger has a high amperage starter setting. Even then, you may exceed the available amp draw on the starter setting. These large winches can exceed 300 amps when nearing stall line pulls. Starter settings also are for very short cranking cycles(&lt;10-15 Sec.)
1393285
I'm looking at the charger right now and it letterly says, "Traver Charger <IC>. Input: AC100-250V 50/60HZOutput: DC4.2V+-0.5VDCM 500mA"According to what's written, it should handle 220Vs