Very Inexpensive Battery Maintenance Charger
1.0 ampere output. 13.8 volts regulated charge limit. This unit is good for 100 amp hours worth of batteries. IMO the voltage is a tad high for a high antimony RV battery with temps 60F or higher but ...
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Mex,
Is that 13.8v the minimum (yes minimum) it will produce, regardless of battery soc? And if so, what makes this different from a basic 120vac to 12vdc wall plug adaptor such as this? (other than the different voltage/amp outputs):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-Adapter-12vdc-400ma-out-120vac-60HZ-generic-Model-SPN4139A-PA192-/171453591236?pt=Multipurpose_AC_to_DC_Adapters&hash=item27eb6e2ec4
In other words, what keeps that battery floater from frying when attached to such a large load like a battery bank?
Thanks!
Is that 13.8v the minimum (yes minimum) it will produce, regardless of battery soc? And if so, what makes this different from a basic 120vac to 12vdc wall plug adaptor such as this? (other than the different voltage/amp outputs):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-Adapter-12vdc-400ma-out-120vac-60HZ-generic-Model-SPN4139A-PA192-/171453591236?pt=Multipurpose_AC_to_DC_Adapters&hash=item27eb6e2ec4
In other words, what keeps that battery floater from frying when attached to such a large load like a battery bank?
Thanks!
