Suggestions for a good 24v charger
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Suggestions for a good 24v charger
The old mainstay of 24v lead acid/agm battery chargers, the Accumate Pro seems to be long gone and probably outdated now. Can anyone suggest a modern multi stage 24v charger as an alternative for a new Armortek owner?
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Re: Suggestions for a good 24v charger
I use two CTEK 5A chargers for my SLA batteries.
If you want to stick to a 24V charger, they do one, which I believe is what Mark used to use to charge the factory models.
Check the current output though, as some SLA batteries don't like too high a charging current.
The Yuasa REC22 batteries I have bought recently have a maximum charging current of 5.5 amps.
Adrian.
If you want to stick to a 24V charger, they do one, which I believe is what Mark used to use to charge the factory models.
Check the current output though, as some SLA batteries don't like too high a charging current.
The Yuasa REC22 batteries I have bought recently have a maximum charging current of 5.5 amps.
Adrian.
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Re: Suggestions for a good 24v charger
Thanks Adrian and Vince for the replies. Forgot about CTEK and I use them on my cars as battery maintainers as well! An age thing...
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