Will this communicate with QI chargers to tell them to shut off or go to trickle charge when the battery is full?
1816043
It trickle charges. The charger has no way of telling when the battery is full so it keeps supplying 5 volt power to the USB port. Personally I prefer this as it means the battery is 100% charged in the morning.
1816044
It does not when I use it with my Kindle. I do not recommend this product as it seems to heat the device more than it charges.
1816045
i ordered this for my moto x and it didn't work at all. the QI charger recognized it but the phone received no charge.
1671735
That would be a function of the phone not the charger itself. I would have to say on my phone (Galaxy S4 Active), while it may not be charging, it gets very hot if left on the Qi charging pad overnight. I have gotten in the habit of charging during the day and removing the phone when it gets to 100%
1580135
HiUnfortunately, chargers never actually turn off. I think the control is predominantly with the phone. All chargers should enter trickle charge mode as it approaches 100. The phone is typically programmed to enter into that charge state at 95% or so where that last 5% will take a little bit longer to hit 100%.
1945266
Yes, the old-fashioned way. Maintains a constant voltage, that causes the battery to automatically go trickle charge once it's charged
2268703
It seems to shut off when full charge is reached, don't know the answer too second question.
1582680
Couldn't you still use this to trickle charge a laptop (when it is off) at the least?
754031
Yes it does it goes into a trickle mode to maintain the battery charge level
2268525
No, the LuguLake will not turn off automatically after the phone battery is fully charged, but my phone (Galaxy S3) would stop charging when it's full (and trickle charge if it's still on the charger pad). I have other wireless charger pads (LG and Samsung) and they all behave the same. The LuguLake is my favorite charger since I can use it both at home and in the car where the built-in sticky pad would keep the phone secure. Also, I can leave the phone on the pad with the car turned off and have it charged when I am away.
1807847
Mine does not seem to do this and it is very annoying. I use it primarily as a headset for Google voice and Skype calls. If I forget to turn it off and it drains down the battery, when I try to use it I cannot just plug it into a charging port and be on my way. It has to recharge first, then I disconnect it from the charger.
1838963
Yes it will. Almost all chargers any more will quite charging when the battery is full. They have circuitry that will monitor that. Whether it is a cell phone, lap top, or golf cart.
1900998
No for my Qi, It is sensed but no useful amount of charge gets into the phone.
1166438
It shouldn't, it's designed to be a charger/conditioner and you should be able to leave it on 24/7, it'll microcharge enough to keep the battery at 100%. Most of these trickle chargers/conditioners are designed that way. And it says so in the description. That being said I haven't tried it 1st hand.
1115602
It stays on to show battery status. If you disconnect it from the charger it will go from green to yellow to red until the battery is drained. I actually took mine off as it kept draining my battery. They sell one without the light indicators.
636286
if you have a starting and acc. battery and a trolling battery, use the two bank charger. pull in,plug in and forget it. after charging full it goes to maintenance mode.
2217739
I do not know if it trickle charges. I know that the charge on the double A batteries work.
2203311
NO, it is a manual switch. If you have it on 2 or 10 amp, it will go down to a trickle charge. You only want to use the 50 amp, if the battery is completely dead and you need to jump it to start it. I love this charger, use it at my shop with no problems. Buying another
1046588
Yes it shuts off when charged and also shuts power off to the charger until voltage in battery drops to a preset level. I am able to keep the charger hooked up for months without worry.