Smart Battery Charger for 12V Car Batteries

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Hi! Which battery charger would you recommend for just a RAV4 and general car batteries of the ones that you carry? Thanks!

asked by: Mark H

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For your Toyota RAV4 and charging 12V car batteries I recommend the NOCO Genius Smart Battery Charger - AC to DC - 6V/12V - 10 Amp item # 329-GENIUS10. The NOCO Genius charges and maintains lead acid and lithium-ion batteries. It has a start voltage sensor that detects dead batteries as low as 1 volt. The multi-stage charging algorithm charges 2x faster than traditional chargers without overcharging. It analyzes the battery's condition to provide a customized charge.

expert reply by: Jerred H

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Answer 1

From what I could find out, the GenMini1 is designed to only be used with 12 volt lead-acid batteries. If you are using two 6 volt batteries, this cannot be used. The flashing LED lights are referring to the voltage being incorrect. To charge your…

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Answer 2

Yes, you can charge multiple batteries simultaneously while wired together in series or parallel as long as your charger works at the final output voltage of your battery bank, and the charger is designed for the final output amp hours (Ah). For…

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I have a solution for you, but the NOCO GEN1 charger you've mentioned is not currently available and has been replaced by NOCO. Instead you could use a single bank charger like the NOCO Genius 12v 10amp #NOC44FR, which is the newer version with…

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The NOCO #329-GENIUS10 is the ideal charger. Not only can it charge up very large batteries quickly, the batteries can remain connected to the charger indefinately on a maintenance charge. It has many modes that will allow you to charge most…

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Depending on what voltage and amp hours you're looking for, there are a few ways to wire your 6 batteries. To get the 12V output that most RVs use, you'll want to wire the first to batteries in a series configuration and the rest in a…

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The battery charger is best selected based on the size of the battery bank and battery type. The OptiMate 7 Smart Battery Charger part #MA37JR can charge/maintain a bank up to 400 amp hours. It works with flooded, AGM, gel, Ca-Ca (lead calcium), and…

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To provide a maintenance charge to the battery on your trailer while you travel you will want to run the hot lead from the battery to the 12V pin on the 7-Way. At the back of your trailer's 7-Way this will be at the 1 o'clock position (see…

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It sounds like you have four 6-volt batteries connected to produce 12 volt service to something like a travel trailer, horse trailer, or RV. Your vehicle will have two main lines (power and ground) that come to what would have been one battery. This…

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Answer 9

Yes, you can replace and upgrade your 30 amp converter with the 35 amp Go Power RV Converter and Smart Battery Charger #34266167. The 35 amps is its max output current so it will work for you as a replacement; I have added a link below to the manual…

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Answer 10

The Go Power RV Converter and Smart Battery Charger #34266169 was designed to be used with standard 15 amp circuits like what your storage unit has so it would work great. This would draw right around 8 amps so you'd be totally fine.

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Answer 11

I spoke to Go Power! and they informed me that in regards to the Go Power RV Converter and Smart Battery Charger #34266167, and they informed me that, none of their converters have two 12v outputs like previously mentioned, and that it should be a…

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Answer 12

The Go Power RV Converter and Smart Battery Charger - 12V - 55 Amp, part #34266169, will work. You might have to do some altering to make it fit.

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