can i charge the batteries for an hydraulic pump for a lowrider with this charger?
1376365
Yes. This charger will charge it as long as the battery is 6 or 12 volt and the ampere hour rating is less than 15 ah. If it is larger, this model won't have enough power to fully recharge it. It is rated for 1 1/2 amps. You would need a larger unit.
1376366
If your pump runs off a 12 volt battery or 6 volt { standard automotive battery} it will work just fine
1376367
If the battery is like a standard automotive, motorcycle or RV battery you can charge it.
1347106
I wouldn't recommend doing that. If you want a higher amp single battery charger, they make a 15amp one.
819294
No, and yes. They are hooked up to the battery, and then a charger constantly charges the batteries. So it will work if the power is on and your other pump dies. It just operates by a float switch that you place higher than the main pump float switch. It doesn't run directly off of AC power but if it is getting used and the power is on, the battery will be getting replenished. If you had a real heavy flow for a long time then I'm not sure the charger would keep up and the battery might exhaust. But yes, it can act as a sort of failsafe if the main pump seizes and the power is still on. It doesn't require that the power is off in order to work.
2025912
most battery chargers would charge this sort of battery. to make sure of this, check your charger and see if it will charge an agm battery, if so, your good. secondly, yes you could use a jump box or cables if needed.
484000
Yes if you do not have one from some other rc toy with the same leads. Buy a balance charger for around fifty bucks
819295
No, and yes. They are hooked up to the battery, and then a charger constantly charges the batteries. So it will work if the power is on and your other pump dies. It just operates by a float switch that you place higher than the main pump float switch. It doesn't run directly off of AC power but if it is getting used and the power is on, the battery will be getting replenished. If you had a real heavy flow for a long time then I'm not sure the charger would keep up and the battery might exhaust. But yes, it can act as a sort of failsafe if the main pump seizes and the power is still on. It doesn't require that the power is off in order to work. No, and yes. They are hooked up to the battery, and then a charger constantly charges the batteries. So it will work if the power is on and your other pump dies. It just operates by a float switch that you place higher than the main pump float switch. It doesn't run directly off of AC power but if it is getting used and the power is on, the battery will be getting replenished. If you had a real heavy flow for a long time then I'm not sure the charger would keep up and the battery might exhaust. But yes, it can act as a sort of failsafe if the main pump seizes and the power is still on. It... » Read More No, and yes. They are hooked up to the battery, and then a charger constantly charges the batteries. So it will work if the power is on and your other pump dies. It just operates by a float switch that you place higher than the main pump float switch. It doesn't run directly off of AC power but if it is getting used and the power is on, the battery will be getting replenished. If you had a real heavy flow for a long time then I'm not sure the charger would keep up and the battery might exhaust. But yes, it can act as a sort of failsafe if the main pump seizes and the power is still on. It doesn't require that the power is off in order to work. « Show Less
1365321
I keep my bike on a Battery Tender whenever my bike is not in use. I checked that lithium batteries were compatible with these kinds of chargers and what better compatibility then using a charger by the same company.
1172445
I'm not an expert but I'm 90% sure a you need a special charger for Lithium batteries. Remember what happened to that Boen jet. :)
1253161
No, AA NI-MH batteries put out about 1.2 volts. So they need to be charged at about 1.4 ish volts, this charger would overcharge the batteries
789782
Yes, sort of. These batteries have specific eflite-only plugs, so it's necessary to either use their charger or to get an adapter that goes from the battery plug to the charger. If you have that, then charge away!
1938853
There is now way to do a "storage charge" with this charger.I think you are thinking about NI-CAD batteries, this charger is intended primarily for LI-PO batteries.
636069
Yes, of course. The motorcycle will automatically charge it as you ride. You can also use a 12V trickle or float charger to recharge it if the battery is not used in a situation that recharges it as it's being used or if the motorcycle is not used often.
1660338
Yes, the standard Dewalt 24 VDC charger will charge the nickel 24 Volt batteries
1964570
I would say yes. This charger allows you to leave the batteries on the charger so they have a full charge when you put them in.
1265234
I would not. You could easily overcharge the battery where as a regular charger has a regulator on it. This is to be used to charge another vehicle/motorcycle for a short time; until the other vehicle can be started.
785655
Yes you can charge these batteries with the stock charger while they are in the phone.
1683822
I believe the 2008 models are a 12v, you can check on the pump itself and see what it says, if it says 12v you can use this charger