Is this charger Chevy Volt Compatiable since the Volt only uses 16 amp?
588974
Yes the Bosch or pretty much any other charger that I'm aware of will only pull as much as the car charger can handle. In the case of the Volt it will only pull 3.3 Kw, even though this charger can handle up to 6.6(ish) charging.
588975
You can always find answers to technical questions on the 'resources' page of our website or by calling us any time. We are more than happy to help. The answer is yes, the 30 amp version is more than you need, but the 3.3 kWh on-board charger in your Volt will only accept what it can. Purchasing the 30 amp version will more than likely allow faster charging for your next EV, as the industry is moving toward larger 7.7kWh +/- on-board chargers. Thanks for your question, evCHARGEsolutions-com
2162681
Contact the manufacturer directly. Or review the unit manual for the charger specs and order a universal charger from Amazon with the same spec. As long as the voltage, amps and positive/negative terminal are the same it would work fine.
468844
Yes . This is a good charger. You shouldnt have any trouble with it running a constant 55 amps
1080743
I would imagine so but I'm really no authority. I have multiple chargers but opted to use the vmax charger strictly for the vmax battery because with my luck I would plug in a standard charger and cause a nuclear disaster with nation wide damage. Sorry I'm not much help.
2125376
That is for specific motors only. Car and trucks don't use that one. It is a great charger!
960553
yes, definitely! the charger can take anything from 100 to 240 volts. the plug looks like | | so you might need an adopter if your outlet shape is different, for example : shape. :)
1975627
Yes, you can. Check out this link for a better explanation. http://ask-leo.com/can_i_use_a_charger_that_provides_the_same_voltage_but_a_different_amperage.html
1410383
Yes. My 30 amp breaker works great with the 16 amp charger. The upper limits of a breaker should not be challenged by the device it is protecting. Talk to an electrician if you are using a 30 amp charger ... just to make sure your wiring, length of run, etc., won't cause you problems.
1529915
I use the charger for my Shoprider Streamer and it works well. I am not sure whether you should up the amp and whether the charger will work for you.
1408760
In my Chevy pickup the plug is always hot, even with the key out of the ignition. So with a device plugged into the charger it will pull some power. Also the charger by itself will burn a tiny amount of power since it is converting DC voltage. This loss is tiny compared to a car battery but is an additional load if you don't run the car for an extended period. Its surprising how all the loads can add up and eventually deaden the battery.
2126696
If it's a 19v it should work. Most chargers are interchangeable as long as the voltage specs are the same.
2235135
Yes. This is the best charger we can find in today's market. We need the 24 volt option it offers.
1241297
I use it on a chevy volt, draws 1300 watts on 110 volts and 3300 watts on 220 volts.. works well for my volt,2012 chevy volts max out at 3.3 so it may work differently on cars that allow higher charge rates
1430996
Yes. I just checked and there are sellers on Amazon who have the basic charger for as low as $16.75. Just search "Black Decker Charger 18V". There seem to be a few negative reviews for the item. All I can say is it has always worked fine for me.
685662
I am not sure, but it does charge my 2011 Chevy Volt, perfectly. Very east to install. I would just call Ford and see if it is compatible, if so, it is a great buy through Amazon.
1825404
no!!!! it is for 48 volts only. I am sure that they make a 36volt charger. Hope this helps.
951683
I'm sure if you read the owners manual for the charge controller it will answer your question regarding voltage and amps.