Can this 2.5W version be used for maintaining a 65ah Panasonic 12 volt DRY car battery having two model numbers of 80D26-MF and 80D26L?
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i hoooked this up to my boat battery. it was not deep cycle - just a car batt. it was running a sump pump occasionally. having this thing connected made absolutely no difference. the car battery was just as unable to start the boat after 2 weeks as it had been without it. and i think i had the high W version. i returned it. amazon was very nice. but was a waste of time.
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Try going to nocousa.com and ask them. I had a few questions and that's what I did.
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I would think so, for as long as you have sunlight or daylight, you are charging with a couple of watts. You should measure the amp draw of your system though. My particilar vehicle has constant amp draw of 2 to 3 amps and with this solar charger, can extend the life of a full charged battery to about 3 weeks as it only charges during sunlight hours. If I were to disconnect the battery, thus removing the amp draw, it would stay fully charged with this solar charger.
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I do not see any reason why not.... a car battery is a car battery - you are basically just applying trickle-charge voltage to it. But to be safe, I would, as Steven indicated, go the nocousa.com and ask them. I have one of these on our boat and it seems to work very well. We can leave it two to three weeks at a time and it cranks right up.
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The battery I have is a Panasonic lithium marked CR 123A - 3V. That is the only information I have.
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Sorry I don't know. I use mine for two 12 volt west marine dual purpose 685 wet cell batteries and it works great.
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I did replaced two 3152 batteries with a WS3127. It works fine and will charge with the same charger. I use it in my hedge trimmer and my string trimmer.
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This is a smaller battery, I can fit 2 of them in my battery box. it is 12 volts so yes it will work but will be half the capacity
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Sorry, but I have no experience with your application. I use mine in my motor home with 6 V golf batteries in series.
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look for the volts and amps should say something like 12v 5ah look at the battery you want to buy if connection post are same and volts and ah are same then you can use the battery as a replacement
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I think the volts (V) is the number that needs to match but the mAh does not. In fact, if the mAh number is higher than the original battery, you should notice improved performance.
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I used the two I bought to replace batteries on a stair climbing wheelchair. The only concerns you should have are the voltage, does it fit and how many ah (amp hours) your ADT system draws. If your nameplate says anything less than 5ah you should be good to go. Remember, 500mah is only 1/10th of what this battery has.
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I use a 750 cold crank deep cycle battery. I am super impressed with this jack. Hope this helps
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These are 12 volt 35ah batteries. (Volts x amps = watts) So 12vx35ah = 420 watts max capacity per battery and 840w for the pair. If you want your batteries to last, do not discharge below 50% -- Therefore, with (2) batteries at 420 watts each, there is a usable 420w if you want your batteries to last a reasonable amount of time (500 cycles) - Your application may already have a low voltage limiter which won't let you drain below 11.9-12 volts which is about 50%
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Read the product descriptions and choose the one you need for your particular battery(s). There is a model for 12v and a model for 6v battery systems. It is a true labor saver for multi battery systems.
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Hi Ilya. My initial answer is "I doubt it." It doesn't have what's typically written on things with jnternal transformers (like my toothbrush charger). But here's what's written on the back - 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W. Suppressed voltage rating 800V (L-N,L-G,N-G). Good luck!
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I don't know for sure but I replaced my battery for exercise bike and the battery looked similar to the one I had but had a different number. It worked just fine. It was six volts with 2.5 A but it's number was 9223w. That was different than the one I replaced and as I say it worked fine.
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I used the DJW12-4.5 12 Volt 5 AmpH SLA. It fit perfectly. Took about 24 hrs for full charge and works like a charm. And, about half the price. Try it you'll be satisfied.
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The Panasonic battery is a 20ah battery. The 18ah or the 22ah battery by UPG would work.
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I had a different system, but I just tried to match the voltage and AH (4AH or 5AH were equally fine), the size of the case, and the type (size) of connectors to the one I was replacing, and I was satisfied You can always google DSC-1832 backup battery, if you haven't already. Seems to me it should work for you.