The NOCO 329-BLSOLAR2 solar charger you're inquiring about has been discontinued, but Performance Tool offers a similar 2.5 watt charger as part # PTW2997. If you click the provided link, you can see a product demonstration video featuring the charger. view full answer...
The best charger solution would be the NOCO GENPRO part # NOC84FR which was designed to charge a battery bank of up to 4 batteries like what you have. This is a 40 amp charger that can put a 10 amp charge per bank for each battery. It has charge/health indicators for each battery too so you'll know exactly how each battery is doing. view full answer...
We carry a Trailer Breakaway Kit Battery Charger that would be perfect for you, the part # is 20011.
The black wire connects to the 12-volt power from the trailer connector, the red wire connects to the positive battery terminal on the breakaway battery, and the blue wire connects to the breakaway switch. This would be the easiest, most economical way of providing battery chargers for the breakaway systems on your various trailers.
You will want to make sure that the batteries are still... view full answer...
The NOCO Genius charger part # 329-GENIUS2 that you referenced would perfectly for this. It is a 2 amp charger that once the battery is fully charged will switch to a lighter charge to maintain it when stored so that when you need to use the truck it is ready to go. view full answer...
You can buy everything you will need right here at etrailer. We have numerous interior and exterior light options from incandescent to LED bulbs.
I have included links to our selections of interior and exterior lights. There are numerous options depending on what you will need.
Charging the battery should be done with a battery charger using AC shore power. The 12 volt circuit in a trailer connector can only maintain the charge level of the battery but it cannot charge it up. I recommend... view full answer...
The Solar Battery Charger # PTW2997 doesn't have an overcharge protection feature, but by design it won't over charge the battery as it doesn't put out a high enough voltage charge that would damage the battery once topped off. view full answer...
There are several ways you can do this, I suggest using a DC to DC battery charger such as the Redarc In-Vehicle battery Charger - Dual Input - DC to DC, # 331-BCDC1250D. If you have or will have solar panels included in your system, even more reason to select this product. Please note attached images and the link to product review video. view full answer...
The Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Battery Charger # 331-BCDC1225D is designed to attach to a 12 volt power source and provide a 12 volt charge for a battery. view full answer...
Since your batteries are wired so that the two 6 volt batteries are in series and produce an output of 12 volts the part # 329-GENIUS5 would be a great option. If you want to charge the batteries individually or if you want the total output to remain 6 volts, this charger will still work well for that application. view full answer...
We can help you with a battery box and battery charger for use with your new Husky Brute Electric Trailer Jack # HT87247. The 25-amp battery to operate the jack you can source locally.
I linked our main page for battery boxes including basic items like the Deka # DW03009 as well as under-vehicle-mount items like # TLA7732. We offer chargers, shown on the other linked page, like the CTEK # CTEK56353 which I've owned and used continuously for 3 years.
I suggest choosing a battery with... view full answer...
Yes, we have the NOCO Genius UltraSafe Industrial Battery Charger # 329-GX4820 for 48 volt applications. This is a 20 amp charger with 6 charging profiles that is safe for lead acid, AGM and Lithium batteries.
A NOCO AC Port Plug # 329-GCP1 can be added if you want to mount the charger on the golf cart and run an extension cord to the cart when you need to charge. view full answer...
Actually the CTEK MULTI US 7002 12-Volt Universal Battery Charger # CTEK56353 has a way to accomplish what you are wanting to do without requiring you to permanently install the charge on the vehicle. It comes with a quick disconnect harness that you attach to the terminals of your battery which you can leave installed all the time so that when you want to charge the battery you just plug the charger in. This is a much better and easier solution than leaving the charger installed all the time. view full answer...
For what you are looking for the NOCO Genius UltraSafe Battery Charger and Maintainer # 329-G750 that you referenced is your best choice. It does a great job keeping stored batteries topped off and is also not crazy expensive either. It's the perfect solution for your application.
I attached a review video for this charger for more info for you to check out as well. view full answer...
If the batteries are wired in series so that that output voltage is 12 volts then yes the CTEK part # CTEK56353 will work.
If for some reason the output voltage was 6 volts then you'd need a 6 volt charger part # MA82WR instead. view full answer...
Yes, the OptiMate Solar Duo Solar Charging System with Controller # MA49JR is safe to you on your Lithium batteries and can also be used with lead acid batteries. The multistage smart charger helps to extend battery life by not overcharging your batteries. It can be used on batteries from 2 amp hours up to 240 amp hours. view full answer...
If your batteries are all wired together in parallel you could use the Solar Panel charger part # PTW2997 which can give up to a 2.5 watt charge in sunlight. It wouldn't do much but it would keep a charged battery topped off if you had sunlight. view full answer...
The Hopkins 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector # H20046 could be used to connect your trailer's battery to your tow vehicle by using just the black (+12V) and white (ground) wires. However, the wiring in a tow vehicle cannot really deliver enough amperage to charge a trailer battery. These +12V feeds are intended to maintain a charged battery, but not to charge a depleted one.
Battery chargers such as the CTEK # CTEK56353 include several wiring harnesses one of which could be installed... view full answer...
Yes, the CTEK Battery-Health Indicator Cable w/ Panel Box for 12-Volt Comfort Connect Chargers # CTEK56380 comes with a 5-year warranty. It works with all CTEK 12V Comfort Connect chargers; I've added links to video reviews of this part for you to take a look at. view full answer...
Progressive Dynamics just recently included 2-Stage charging in the Progressive Dynamics Inteli-Power RV Converter and Battery Charger - Lithium - 12V - 45 Amps # PD9145ALV so I went out to our warehouse to verify we already sold through the older version and have just the newer one now. I checked each box and all have the 2-Stage Charging Sticker on the side of the converter as you can see from the attached picture. view full answer...
In order to charge your AGM battery using your vehicle I recommend the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Battery Charger - Single Input - DC to DC - 12V/24V - 12 Amp # RED96FR. The the auxiliary power outlet in your vehicle is not designed to charge an AGM battery, and there is no product available that would allow for this.
The # RED96FR can be installed in your vehicle or on your trailer. It has a battery isolator function which prevents the charger from pulling power when the vehicle is off.... view full answer...
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