NOCO Genius GenPro 10x3 Onboard Boat Charger: Installation, Programming and Review
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In this video, we will guide you through the installation process and provide an in-depth review of the NOCO Genius GenPro 10x3 Onboard Boat Charger as well as show you how to program it.
Are you tired of dealing with multiple battery chargers for your boat? The NOCO Genius GenPro 10x3 is a powerful onboard charger designed to simplify your boat's charging system. With its advanced features and capabilities, it ensures efficient and reliable charging for your boat's batteries.
Join us as we walk you through the step-by-step process of the NOCO Genius GenPro 10x3 charger. We'll cover everything from mounting the charger in a suitable location to connecting it to your boat's battery system. You'll learn how to set up the charger properly for optimal performance.
Once installed, we'll provide you with a comprehensive review of the charger's functionality and performance. We'll discuss its key features, such as its multiple charging banks, advanced monitoring capabilities, and intuitive user interface. We'll also evaluate its durability, reliability, and overall value for money.
Whether you're a seasoned boater or a novice, this video is for you. Join us as we explore the installation process and dive deep into the features and performance of the NOCO Genius GenPro 10x3 Onboard Boat Charger.
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I just installed the NOCO 10x2. Looking forward to it.
Second season with mine, better then others I’ve tried in the past.
Yes, I noticed that too. A lot if people using them on board and good reviews. It’s probably just NOCO’s way of protecting them from any liability when used on boats vs using them on vehicles like RV’s with multiple batteries. Or they just haven’t updated their user guide yet with appropriate warnings like other marine on board brands do. For example, the Minn Kota MK 330 PCL
This juts perfect product I need right now for my boat. I flushed my Sea Fox Commander but forgot turn key off whole night then all my 3 batteries 🪫 gone. This is just a perfect solution for me rt now. Thanks so much
What if you have your batteries hooked up in series? Would you still hook up each battery separately?
I want to add a GenPro10x3 for my boat trolling motor (24 V VDC 80 pound Ulterra) and like you back to my starter battery. I also read do not make it longer than 10ft. I had a question for you, what extension should I connect but it looks like I have to cut and connect. I think I may buy the extension from NOCO so I can swap ends (terminals and clamps). How did you end up doing it?
Good question, I’m in the process of creating a video showing this procedure. You’ll want to cut the terminals off after the fuse. I then ran 14awg to the starting battery. I connected the extension wire to the ends I just cut off using heat shrink marine grade butt connectors. Was a lot cheaper then buying NOCO extensions.
Does the charger remember the last selected battery type each time you plug it in, or do you have to select the battery type each time you use it?
This unit will remember your settings. Makes charging simple, just plug the unit in after a Hard days fishing and let er charge.
On 7:30, how do I extend the cables of my Genpro 10 to the Noco 10 Foot extension cable? My original intention was connect the Genpro 10 to the Noco extension cables and then Noco 12V male plug into the car. Advice is appreciated.
If you purchased the Noco 12v extension and it has the built in fuse, then you can attach your extension to the unit just before the fuse on the Genpro. If no inline fuse on your extension, you must connect after the Genpro fuse. But I’m not sure I’m understanding what your trying to connect?
I just purchased the 10/3 going to installed today my only good option to install it is laying it flat do you think it would be a problem also once the batteries are charged can’t you leave them plugged in all the time as a trickle charger?
That should be no problem leaving the charger lie flat. Yes, you can leave the charger plugged in all the time. Once your batteries are fully charged it will switch to float mode. Congrats on your purchase!
great video!
do you know if you can use these 12v Noco's on two trolling motor batteries connected in series (24v), 1 bank to each battery?
Yes, that is how I have mine setup.
Do you have to remove the jumper that connects the 2 12 volts making the 24 volt?
No, leave your batteries connected in series. Just be sure to attach each pair of charging cables to their own battery. So one set of positive and negative to one battery and the other set to the next battery.
do you have your two lithiums parallel or series or seperated? Are you running one bank per battery?
They are run in series for the 24v trolling motor. Each battery is being charged independently, one charging cable per battery.
When charging independently do you have to disconnect jumpers that connect the batteries?
No, the batteries are connected in series and each battery will receive its own set of charging cables allowing them to be independently charged while still connected in series.
But wouldn’t the polarity get mixed up if you leave the jumper wire connected? I’m in the process of wiring this to 2 lithiums as well and thought I needed to put a disconnect on the jumper wire before charging?
No need for a disconnect. If you have them wired in series, put a volt meter on each individual batteries positive and negative. Each battery will read 12.8v even while connected with the jumper. Now, if you were to place the meter on the negative terminal of one battery and to the positive of the other battery, it will read something like 30.4v. Hope this makes sense.
Does it tell you battery life if it's not plugged into an extension cord?
No, in order to see that you’ll need to plug in the charger. That would be a nice feature though.
How long would it take to charge a single lithuim 24v battery with that 10ah charger?
Depends on the ah battery you are charging. A 100ah battery would take 10 hours to fully charge from zero percent, but you’ll never want to run any battery down that low. Typically, you’ll run your battery down 50% so a 100ah battery will take 5 hours to charge.
Thats not bad, I'm planning to run one 24v for tm. and two 12v (one lithium for Electronics and cranking lead acid)
Nice! I found this onboard charger to be better than the MK series I’ve used on my last boat.
So where’s the part where you mount it and if there’s any issues ?
I have the unit mounted under the port side console. Been using for one year now, no issues with it.
How did you choose 3x10A means 1000A each instead 5x2 or gb150 boost 3000A for 299$
The 3x10A means it can charge three individual batteries at 10A each.
@@DeanoOutDoors what charger need 120AH AGM battery how much Ampers 10 20 30
You will be fine with the 10A charger.
Looks like a quality charger, however I read through the user guide and it makes no claim that this is an onboard charger for marine use, but the exact opposite quoted here Page 6 note 7: “ A marine (boat) battery must be removed and charged on shore. To charge it on board requires equipment specially designed for marine use.” They don’t go into much detail into connecting batteries other than vehicle install and ground to chassis requirements. No diagram’s or explanation of connecting multiple battery banks. Curious if the unit came with different instructions than what I could find available online?
I believe you were looking at the Genius chargers which are for mostly vehicles. What you want to look at are the GEN series which are down below the Genius on their website. Here is a direct link to their web page of the exact item I used: no.co/genpro10x3 And here is the Instructions link: no.co/media/nocodownloads/format/g/e/genpro_series_na_user_guide_10.12.2022b_2.pdf They make various chargers with close model names so it can get confusing. I hope this info helps you.
Thank you for getting back to me. I opened your link and it pulled up the same user guide I referred to. Looks like NOCO snuck-in the statement about marine use under “Follow these steps when battery is outside vehicle” note: 7)
Interesting. I know a lot of guys using these chargers and all have them permanently installed on their boats. They are IP65 rated and state they are submersible so I see no issues using them.
Interesting. Seems a call to the company could clear up this confusion.
These chargers are used for boats because they are 100% waterproof
Just pull out the fuses instead of taping the ends