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MEXICOWANDERER
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Jan 30, 2018

Question Li-PO "Battery Balancer" Question

ISDT T6 Lite 600W 25A Smart Battery Balance Charger for 2S-6S Lipo Battery

Brand: ISDT
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Product ID: 1229764

Price:
US$
79.99

https://www.banggood.com/ISDT-T6-Lite-600W-25A-Smart-Battery-Balance-Charger-for-2S-6S-Lipo-Battery-p-1229764.html?utmid=2650&cur_warehouse=CN

Need to visit the webpage for images and specifications. My questions:

What are the capabilities of this charger?
What are the limitation of this charger?
Is there a fundamental weakness in the concept?

Thank you

7 Replies

  • HTElectrical's avatar
    HTElectrical
    Explorer
    Jan 31, 2018
    T Series Operating Instructions

    ISDT


    MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
    That's what I was thinking. A Meanwell RSP 750-28 could supply the power. For me this means I can afford to purchase a sizeable LiPO battery one cell at a time. Use individual meters for each cell. My power supply could address imbalanced cells.


    Fascinating -- Thank you
  • GordonThree's avatar
    GordonThree
    Explorer
    Jan 30, 2018
    MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
    That's what I was thinking. A Meanwell RSP 750-28 could supply the power. For me this means I can afford to purchase a sizeable LiPO battery one cell at a time. Use individual meters for each cell. My power supply could address imbalanced cells.


    Fascinating -- Thank you


    The product, when using the balance connector, will show you individual voltage and amp hours for each cell in the pack.
  • MEXICOWANDERER's avatar
    MEXICOWANDERER
    Explorer
    Jan 30, 2018
    That's what I was thinking. A Meanwell RSP 750-28 could supply the power. For me this means I can afford to purchase a sizeable LiPO battery one cell at a time. Use individual meters for each cell. My power supply could address imbalanced cells.


    Fascinating -- Thank you
  • GordonThree's avatar
    GordonThree
    Explorer
    Jan 30, 2018
    The T6 Lite can charge up to six lithium ion cells in series at a maximum current of 25 amps.

    Limitations appears to be it's more of a regulator than a power supply. To charge six cells at 25 amps you'll need a 30v 30amp supply on the input.

    Looks like a pretty good unit. Also supporting nicd, nimh and lead chemistries.
  • FLY_4_FUN's avatar
    FLY_4_FUN
    Explorer
    Jan 30, 2018
    Exactly what type of Lipo batteries are you trying to charge? Knowing the capacity of the batteries helps choose a charge system. If its hobby grade stuff then there are some much better options out there. If it is an rv style lipo battery then that's beyond my knowledge.

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