What is the charge cut-off voltage? John
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John, It floats the battery at 13.6V and the boost voltage is 14.4V @ 30 min.
1074127
110v (I still have trouble keeping a charge, it never seems ready to cut with)
2004385
I don't believe you can set the cut off that high. I think it will be closer to 13 volts at the highest level.
1638106
There is a cutoff and I believe that the unit automatically dissipates the charge slightly if the batteries are left in the unit beyond the charge up time.The marketing blurb states " Automatically protects against overcharge and short circuit." The only danger I remember is in leaving the unit on with no batteries in it at all.
2034340
I haven't actually measured it, but I have to assume the output voltage is very stable when the input voltage is within the specs of the device ... that's the whole point of the device.
1347982
UCC is +D.C. voltage supply (4-20 volts), GND or black is the common for supply voltage( ground), and the yellow, "OUT" is the output that changes from lo to high logic level.
1328610
Input: AC120V 60Hz 6W Output: 6.0VDC 300mA C UL US listed 18CR E240776 Hope all that helps! Makes no sense to me but it's whats on the plug of the charger!
207681
According to the data plate on the charger it's 10v out. Input ranges from 110-240v.
250380
Voltage is 110, don't buy this product, it is not a high quality product. Dont' waste your oney on it. I only used it once and never used it again.
2202245
The voltage is irrelevant. It does not operate no matter what the voltage is. That's all you need to know. I can't believe that they are charging $65.99 for this piece of junk. I paid $23.00 and felt that I got ripped off.
1434996
i do not remember the exact voltage but it is a little under 1.5 volts at full charge. i think all rechargeable batteries are a little under 1.5 volts when fully charged. they work fine with things that require 1.5 volt batteries.
651662
When I first saw this product had a cut out voltage of 14.2 i thought 'hey that's low...' in my humble opinion(the only meaning of IMHO i know) you should look into the difference between charge types, float, bulk... then you will understand the numbers on this unit, and your batteries a bit better.
1384610
Your just metering the voltage potential on 2 terminals on a battery. If current flowing within the circuit to do ohms law or Kirchhoff's law and you will come to the voltage drop off answer-either the battery or the load which ever one is selected.
884939
Looks like a typo, on the back of my charge unit it says input 100v-240v max 150mA, or DC 12v-24v. Output, DC 8.4v 600mA.
503324
I know what you mean. The La Crosse chargers (BC-700, 1000, etc) all have problem detecting over-discharged batteries with terminal voltage below 0.5V. The BQ-CC17, however, has no such limitation. I have tested batteries with nearly 0V left, and the BQ-CC17 can still detect it and charge it up.
407467
I have been asked this before. There is no information on the package regarding voltage.
707083
I don't know. How would I find out without some sort of voltmeter? (Is this info possibly on the website specs?)