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Eusebius January 8th 06 02:32 PM

Intelligent lead acid battery charger needed - 6v, 12v (?2v)
 
I'm looking for an intelligent battery charger that can charge 6v
batteries. I don't know if the Optimate 111 can charge two 6v batteries
in series with its 12v setting - is this possible? Otherwise I need to
recharge a pair (or quad) of 6v 12AH SLA batteries with ability to
leave them connected on float with no overcharging possibility. A bonus
would be the ability to charge 2v and 4v batteries. Ideally I'd like to
use 2v lead acids - where can I get these in the UK? thanks, Andy


Pete C January 9th 06 08:32 PM

Intelligent lead acid battery charger needed - 6v, 12v (?2v)
 
On 8 Jan 2006 06:32:11 -0800, "Eusebius"
wrote:

I'm looking for an intelligent battery charger that can charge 6v
batteries. I don't know if the Optimate 111 can charge two 6v batteries
in series with its 12v setting - is this possible? Otherwise I need to
recharge a pair (or quad) of 6v 12AH SLA batteries with ability to
leave them connected on float with no overcharging possibility. A bonus
would be the ability to charge 2v and 4v batteries. Ideally I'd like to
use 2v lead acids - where


Hi,

RS do them, brand name is 'Mascot', get the model number then shop
around if need be.

cheers,
Pete.

Chris Bacon January 10th 06 12:38 AM

Intelligent lead acid battery charger needed - 6v, 12v (?2v)
 
Eusebius wrote:
I'm looking for an intelligent battery charger that can charge 6v
batteries. I don't know if the Optimate 111 can charge two 6v batteries
in series with its 12v setting - is this possible?


Whyever not? A 12V battery is only 6 cells in series, the same as
two 6V batteries in series is.


Otherwise I need to
recharge a pair (or quad) of 6v 12AH SLA batteries with ability to
leave them connected on float with no overcharging possibility. A bonus
would be the ability to charge 2v and 4v batteries.


If you can connect them in series, again, there's your answer.


Ideally I'd like to
use 2v lead acids - where can I get these in the UK? thanks, Andy


Dunno. Can you still get car batteries with external connections
between the cells?


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