Best fast charger for 12v lithium batteries - Victron Blue Smart IP65 15A charger review
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- If you're looking for a fast charger for you large 12v lithium batteries for RVs, campers, and van life check out the Victron Blue Smart IP65 15A Charger. It's waterproof, heavy duty and works great:
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In this video, I review the Victron charger and show how I use it to charge my ExpertPower 12V 100Ah Lithium LiFePO4 Deep Cycle Rechargeable Battery but this would work just as well with a Battleborn, Renogy, or any other Lithium Ion or LiFePO4 battery
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Hi Todd, Thank you for taking the time to create this extended video about our IP65 charger!
Thanks for stopping by. Keep me in mind for future reviews…
Yes, I know I already published the lithium chaining video. I decided at the last minute to push that one first and didn't want to change the video because, well, I'm lazy.
Will is the go to for batteries and solar componets,not a salesman but a kid in a candy store that loves to explore and try out all flavors.
He’s great!
Yet another great video my friend! I love how you do the cinematic shots of the devices. The Victron IP65 15A is an excellent charger - very versatile, and its nice to see the status over BlueTooth with the VictronConnect app. It's too bad we can't use this to act as a power supply to the Yeti 1000 - the Output Voltage only goes to 14.70V maximum, whereas the Yeti minimum is 15V. I use this charger in my Sprinter van connected to my Yeti 1000 110V outlet. My Yeti 1000 will charge my Sprinter battery while I'm using my Espar D2 heater so that I don't fully drain my starter battery when we are out camping. Then when we drive, we use the Victron Orion DC-DC charger 12/24-15A to charge the Yeti 1000 back up again. The IP65 and the Victron Orion DC-DC chargers are game changers with the GZ Yeti's!
Thanks. Just bought one. It charged my brand new SOK 100ah battery in about 3 hours
I've had this charger for a few months now. I initially bought it to charge my Goal Zero (AGM) Tank without connecting the tank to my Yeti 3000 & Link. I found the charging information provded by the phone app to be much more informative than the 4 bars on the link.
One thing I found impressive is the charger's ability to bring back a SEVERELY depleted battery, like a seriously dead battery.
From the manual
"Recovery function
The blue smart charger range will attempt to recharge a severely discharged battery (even down to 0V) with low current and then resume normal charging once the battery voltage has risen sufficiently - many other chargers will not recognise a battery in this state."
How did you connect this charger to your GZ Expansion Tank.
@@davesdiversions8078 I connected some additional leads directly to the posts on the battery. I can connect to the AGM using either EC8, APP, SAE, or a Victron accessory for the charger.
Hey does it automatically charge dead batteries or do i need to put it in through settings. It's actually the reason on why i bought this charger.
Hi Todd, Just something to be aware of. Charging profiles for Li-Ion and LiFePO4 are slightly different.
Most likely you will need to create a custom profile for the charger. There are some posts about this in the Victron Community Forum.
For the reasons of safety and battery life longevity, it would be best to change some settings.
Oh good call. Do you happen to have a link do you?
@@nicmate2543 Perfect, I just made the change. I had poked around the advanced settings but that drop down wasn’t clear. Thanks!
@@todd.parker It's weird, I actually can't find that preset setting in the advanced settings. I only see the Li-Ion setting.
@@SeaToSummit1969 Same for me
@@todd.parker Hi Todd, also have a lifepo4. Could you please share the changes you made?
Thank you!
I had the same exact problems when researching what charger I needed for my lithium battery
Mistake #1,always have ring terminals touching battery post,washers go on top as might be coated metal.
Went and got one today after watching your video. Very happy with my purchase. I'm charging a 110ah leisure battery for a Window cleaning unit. Split charge relay wasn't working out for me at all. Hopefully this sorts out my problem. I have mounted it in the van permanently and planning on overnight charging. App is brilliant, although I have to go to the window to get close to the van, but it keeps me updated without going outside. 👍 Thanks Todd. Greetings from Ireland
Great to hear! Glad it works out for you.
Thanks for posting Todd. I too bought the IP65 sight unseen for a van project and am about to install.
Good to know about the in-line fuse accessory they make.
Canbat recommended a victron charger as well and it looks like a quality product. Can't wait to try it out.
Victrons a great product. I splurged and bought the ip67 24v12a charger for a powerbox I'm making. I'll have a video up on my channel when all my parts finally show up from aliexpress.
Great just ordered the 15 Amp today for my 100 Ah lipo battery.
Crazy how battery prices have dropped.
I know! This was a steal back then and now they are half this cost
Hi Todd. You are very learned. Very inspiring. I am learning alot. Thank you
Fast forward about 3.5 minutes to get to the recommendation
Aaaannnndd……
Nice Review Todd! I was using a NOCO Genius 10 to charge a 100 ah Battleborn Battery. Because I was testing out a new shunt (AiLi) I did a discharge capacity test on the Battleborn and once it was fully depleted, set the shunt to zero and started to charge with the “Genius”. I observed that it never went into Bulk or absorption modes and very slowly charged the battery at a curious 1.43 amps. The charger turned off several times and never could charge more than 78 ah. I tested the NOCO 10 with a second Battleborn battery that was 90% SOC and saw the same 1.43 amps without going into absorption mode, voltage…rarely went above 13.4. So, I will return it for evaluation, per NOCO’s 3 year warranty. I am thinking of getting the Victron you enthusiastically endorse! Did you observe the charge cycle to see what the amp charge rate looked like? Thanks Again.
Yeah, my NOCO never worked well with my LFP battery and was so slow. I know for a fact this Victron shifts to bulk mode for most of the cycle and it has handy lights on the unit and the app to monitor it’s charging. Mind is still working great - it’s built like a (waterproof) tank
@@todd.parker Update: I did wait out the charge cycle for much longer and with my AiLi shunt I did see that it got to 14.4V at the end of the change. The Genius 10 charging profiles is likely a very battery-healthy charge cycle--if you have the time!
There’s a 14 amp charger on Amazon for $80. Nothing fancy like the Victron but half the price. It has been charging my 100ah battery in 7 hours for three years now.
Hi! Could you pls share the link of the charger you are using? Its a big help for me. Thank u so much in advance!
Hi Todd. Which Vitron in-line fuse accessory did you buy? I looked at some on Amazon and they were described as not suitable for lithium batteries.
It would be great if you could review the 25A IP67 version! :)
Awesome video!!! Does Victron make a two or three bank charger with these kinda high amp output? Thanks
Hi Todd! Thanks for making this video. Huge help for helping me pick a charger for my Renogy LiFePO4. Do you happen to have a link to the fused cable you used?
Was looking also, since Victron does sell direct
@@mallorymcguire833 here is the link to the M6/M8 eyelet connector: www.victronenergy.com/accessories/m6-eyelet-connector-with-fuse
I have a ReBel 100AH Lifepo4 battery. I see lots of people say use a 10 plus amp charger for them. But some say use a lower amp charger to extend the battery longevity. I have a 4 amp charger for now till I get a bigger amp charger. My question is that, should I go low and slow ( 12v 7amp ) or high and fast ( 12v 15 amp), or in between ( 12v 10amp ).
Depends on how much of a rush you’re in but charging fast dies degrade the cells. I think less than 0.2C (20% of capacity) for charging or discharging is very easy on a battery so the 10-15A amp is totally safe. The eco flow units charge at 0.6C or faster.
If you use a 50amp charger on a ....example renogy 12v 100 amphr for fast charging, who cares...most warranty are 10yrs
and how exactly is this best charger?
Thank you. What's the scenario where using this as the powers supply would be more useful than plugging directly to the source?
I've been looking for smart charger that can measure internal resistance. I see they show these details in RC chargers for lipo, but barely anything related to larger 12 volt batteries.
Thanks for posting - great review - do you think you could charge two of these batteries in parallel using this charger ? (Two of the exact same model batt etc)
I think that would only work if they were exactly the same state of charge or it could cause issues
Hey Todd, great review. I’m going to get one. Question for you…do you think I can use this charger plugged into a modified sign wave car inverter? ( my truck has them built in) Or best used off only grid power or pure sine wave?
I’m not sure but it may be clean enough for this.
I have the 25 amp version. Does my 108 AH lithium from flat in just over 3 hrs
Very informative video. Can you tell me which Wera ratchet kit you're using in the video?
Sure! It’s this one and it’s so good. Wera 05004048001 8100 SB 8 Zyklop Metal Ratchet Set with Switch Lever, 3/8" Drive, Metric, 29 Pieces www.amazon.com/dp/B00IS0W9V2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_KCD3NT4PATBVJ9ETVM0E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@todd.parker Thanks!
I just starting watching you channel and love it. Do you do any testing on the Yeti Goal Zero 3000 ?
Thanks! I only have a Yeti 1000, but would happily take review units ;)
Can this setup also works for EB3A to extend the battery life?
Absolutely
Great video! Can you “select” the charger to charge only 80% of your battery?
I don't think so
May 2023… thank you.
Renogy-DC-DC-board-Battery-Charger can you charger faster at 30A or 50A nice vid . cheers Thank you
Great help thankyou for sharing
Just got one
Bluetooth shows as charging on the app
No lights on re: progress of charge abs etc only the li-ion light
Is that normal ?
Hmm, no. There should be a dot saying which charging phase you’re in (bulk, etc) on the unit
This is great and all but what if I want to charge the battery at 50amps? Haven't found anything online. Could I hook up 3 of these on the same battery?
I'm not sure if it's safe to connect multiple chargers to a battery so maybe ask Victron. I know they make a larger version that is 30A which might be fast enough?
What Ah battery are you using?
15 Amps is fast? PD9160ALV is where it's at.
Sounds like a good product .
Thanks for the video. I just recently bought 2 12v 10ah lithium batteries. Do I need to charge them out of the box - or do they come precharged?
They usually arrive at 40-50% so you’ll want to charge them up. For long term storage, try to keep them around 80%
@@todd.parker Thanks Todd!
Hi Todd, awesome video. Do you still use and recommend this charger these days, or have you moved onto something else?
I still use this charger but Victron offers higher powered versions if you want faster charging
Hi Todd, have you solved the problem with charging, Lifepo4 batteries? This charger can do this?
"Great background music", said Ron Jeremy.
Hopefully it got you in the mood…for buying chargers
@@todd.parker Well, I was pretty charged up...but then I shot my 12V load...so I actually just ordered this charger to get a recharge....may take a few hours at my age.
My next purchase will prob be a Victron Charger. I have a few saved on my FB I did see quite a few like the one you bought but has a funky AC plug. Im guessing that's for the UK power grid? I have quite a few chargers in the 5 amp- 40 amp. But the best charger i have to charge a special Lifepo4 pack is the NOCO 10 Charger its just kind of slow. But ive read the slower the charge the less heat and degradation to the battery.
Mine has a standard US plug
@@todd.parker i had to delete a few nice chargers because of that plug. I dont want to have to change the plug. Nice charger BTW Ill be looking for a similar one.
With Goal Zero coming out with the expansion battery with 1200Wh and being cheaper than the battery you are demonstrating now. Would you switch? Why or why not? Expansion battery says it has a 11 hour charge time but could it be charged faster if using the Victron Blue?
Are you referring to the lead acid Tanks?
@@todd.parker Yes sir. The one goal zero makes
@@davidbriseno3846 ah, I personally wouldn’t go for the tanks because they are lead acid so they have a limited lifespan and you can only use 50% of their rated capacity so although they look like a bargain, you’re better off either buying a bigger unit or using a higher quality lithium battery and trickle charge it with that.
@@todd.parker That makes sense. Love the videos. I appreciate the help!
Put the charger rings on top.
Nice video, thanks for sharing :)
Great video, question what formula did you use to determine that this 15Amp charger was best suited for this battery? Thx!
It’s just a matter of whether the charger supports the battery chemistry (LFP) and will charge it in a reasonable amount of time (100ah / 15a = 7 hours)
@@todd.parker Thanks Todd for the quick response, I guess I was thinking in terms of, why not use a 100A charger that supports Lithium instead. Is there something about the battery that would limit me from using more amps to charge this battery? Thx!
@@minceym you can definitely use a faster charger up to around 1C or 100a. A charger that size would be very expensive but would work great
Great video. Not sure why but the GoalZero 60 watt wall chargers don’t seem to last for me. I’m on my third one. They certainly get warm while in use.
Can I use this unit to recharge my GoalZero Yeti 3000 by plugging it into the Anderson Power Pole input?
I don't think that will work because the Yetis need at least 16v to Strat charging and I'm assuming this never gets much above 14v
Some advice please- wondering if I really need to go all out and get the pro kit for the extension cable - can anyone give me an example where I might need this application rather than a 240v extension lead. TIA
Another excellent video. I have a question about the Victron Energy M8 Eyelet Indicator for Blue Smart IP65 (30 amp ATO Fuse). The description on Amazon states: "Suitable for 12-Volt lead acid batteries only (flooded, GEL, AGM). Not suitable for Lithium". Did this item work for you while recharging the Lithium battery ? Thanks. I emailed Victron and asked them for an explanation. Their replay to me for why the M8 Eyelet is not compatible with Lithium Batteries was: "As a lithium battery doesn’t have a voltage which indicates its soc (State of Charge?) as a lead acid does." What?
Ah, I see. So that’s an fancier eyelet connector with a SOC indicator. The one that ships with the unit is a simpler one with a fuse only. I think the issue is that indicator is calibrated for lead acid batteries and lithium ones have a different discharge curve that’s much flatter - it stays at a steady voltage for a long time then drops off while a lead acid battery starts drooping all the way through so they can use that to roughly indicate the % full. The chart on this page will help: www.thepilotgroup.co.uk/lithium-ion-battery-vs-lead-acid-battery/
@@todd.parker I wasn't paying close enough attention when I was looking at these on Amazon. I'm guessing this is the correct adapter: M6 Eyelet Connector for Blue Smart IP65?
Sounds right
HI, just watched your video twice just to make sure I got it... and ordered the Victron charger. Question though...SETTING up the question: I have a Goal Zero Yeti 1000 that this will be charging. However, I use it in my camper van and doubt that where ever I go that there will be an outlet for me to plug into... BUT the Yeti 1000 does have 110-120 AC... AND I do have a Yeti Link that will draw power when my van is running (plus 200W Boulder solar panels). QUESTION: Can I plug in the Victron into the Yeti AC, and then have the external LiFePo connected via the 12v car plug into the input of the Yeti using the Goal Zero 12v adapter? (Sorry that was sooo long)
Hi. Yes, you can connect the Victron to the AC on the Yeti and trickle charge the Yeti from the battery when needed via the car charger. There will some losses because you’re convert to AC then back to DC but seems you have plenty of power. I might suggest that you don’t leave these always connected because it seems like it would be a circular thing with the yeti charging the battery and the yeti pulling power from the battery to replace that energy so it could self discharge faster than ideal. I’d plug in the external battery if the yeti is running low to keep things going a bit longer
@@todd.parker Thanks... just wanted to make sure I didn’t blow things up!!
how do you reset the charger to make it work with a new battery? it seems to remember the last battery state instead of sensing the new one.
You can press the mode button on top to change the battery chemistry, or use the app
Is it safe to attach this to a LiFeP04 battery that's hooked up with a Victron MPPT and solar setup? Would I need to disconnect the solar setup and MPPT before attaching the IP65 smart charger or can they all be hooked up at the same time and regulate each other?
It seems they should work together since they mostly just check the current battery coverage and adjust the power coming in. The battery could be filling up fast because it’s small or because your pumping electrons in from the wall charger
Question for anyone. I plan to get two 100 Ah lithium batteries for my camper and wire them in parallel. I realize that this will take twice as long to charge, however when at home that is no issue, and my 4000 watts of generator power or 300 watts of solar should keep them charged unless it will overload the IP 65 when I get home to recharge. My belief is that it will just pump out it's normal 15 amps until they are charged with no issues.
Should work fine but might be a bit slow
Hey Todd, do you find your charger getting really hot? Mine does and it makes me a little nervous.
I don’t think mine gets very hot, never noticed it. Strange
Can you still read the status of charge on your battery when it’s not plugged in?
Ie. batteries under load and acts as a shunt to monitor battery level without 110v?
Unfortunately no. It will just run out eventually but since it’s a fixed charge rate of 100w, it’s easy to calculate the time it will run for. Seeing the overall state of charge is the big advantage of a true expansion battery
And...Victron it is!
May I ask how long should it take to charge a12v 100ah lithium iron phosphate using this exact charger??
It's a 15a charger so 100/15 = 6.7 hours so round up to 7-7.5. They now offer a larger charger if you're in a hurry
Lifepo4 not connect for this charger , Y alone see ?
You can use the lithium setting
How does these chargers. There is also an IP67 models. Compare to CTEK chargers in therms of the charging algorithm? Does that matter?
As long as the charger has algorithms for the battery chemistry you use then it’s fine. Those look like pretty good chargers
So funny I know the prices on these things have come down quite a bit but goodly they cost an arm and a leg
I just bought 7 amp version to keep our new Jeeps battery top shape. Our Compass has an AGM battery. Anyone what voltage I should be charging it at the 14.4 or 14.7?
I also bought the 7 amp version yesterday for a 58Ah and 44Ah battery for our two cars. All I know is when the car is started the max voltage my car sigaret lighter voltage meter shows is 14.4volts and usually slightly lower depending on revs etc.
will this work if i need to charge 4 in parallel?
Good question. I'm not sure it would work unless all the batteries were balanced and at exactly the same state of charge.
It would take 4x as long: important to put the positive (or negative) terminal ring on battery #1 and the negative (or positive) on battery #4. That way you are charging across all batteries.
okay waiting on the next video now. upload please
Hi Todd, great channel, here Carlos from Chile. may i conect the charger to Yeti 1500X AC? how much Watt consume with 15A? my idea is charger the batery to a emergency and then support Yeti autonomy.. i don have energy to 220v. Regards!
Yes, you can connect this to the AC output of the 1500X to charge an external battery, that's what I use it for. I haven't measured the actual power draw but I'd guess it pulls around 200w-250w when in bulk charge mode.
Why is my victron charger getting hot while charging dead batteries.
It doesn't have a fan so it does get pretty warm. Not sure I' call it hot though...maybe yours isn't quite right?
I have a question about the victron blue charger, is it a good charger for the Sok 100AH Battery? is the voltage enough for? I ask this because Sok write charge with 14,6 v
Can you gives me a answer about? Thank you
I think this should work fine with that battery
with lithium batteries, how to set it to start and stop charging 40% to 80%
I don't think it offers this feature
Thanks god bless
Can you tell me what ratchet set you have in the video? Thanks
Sure, it’s really great. Wera 05004048001 8100 SB 8 Zyklop Metal Ratchet Set with Switch Lever, 3/8" Drive, Metric, 29 Pieces www.amazon.com/dp/B00IS0W9V2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_V9V778KKB0G9PC3NVVB3
@@todd.parker
Thanks 👍🏼
If i connect 4 100ah life po4 batteries together how long to charge with 30ah charger please?
400 divided by 30 would be about 14 hours
yikes forgot to ask how many watts does it pull? will our ryobi handle the charger?
I should have included that in the video, drat. This outputs 180w into the battery (12v x 15a = 180w) but it pull a bit more than that so you’d need a 250w inverter to run this. I think the Ryobi is 150w
would i be able to use this to charge the battery at the same time the battery is being used to charge/power something?
Yep!
@@todd.parker perfect! thanks :)
you paid how much ?!? my 100 ah battery was much less. also renology and battleborn are my least favorite
This is a pretty old video. Prices have changed a lot since I made this
@@todd.parker Yeah sorry about that. I didn't see the best by 3 year ago date. anyway I'm looking for a small fully automatic lfp chargers that I could use to replace UPS sla chargers with, 20 amp and 5 amp sizes. any favorites? fyi I just paid 150 for a 100 amp hr
Any favorite
Only for lithium batteries?
I’m pretty sure it has modes for lead acid too
I felt very concerned seeing it can charge to 14,7v. I would not trust it with my lfp.
I have 4 , 12v 100ah lifepo batteries I am going to exchange with 4 agm , 12v 100ah in my Ryobi 48" zero turn. Can this charge all 4 at once when the batteries are in the mower. I'm insure about battery banks
I assume you're replacing the AGM with lithium, not vice versa but in any case you'll want a larger charger than this one. If you have 4x100ah = 400ah, you'd 27 hours to charge that with a 15A charger like this. Just divide the total Ah by the charger's output to figure out charge time.
@@todd.parker yes I wrote it backwards😁 . Do you have a suggestion for a charger brand or model. I thought I knew what I was getting into after watching a dozen videos . But now I'm unsure.
@@charlesroberson3761 Check out Battleborn’s site and recs by Will Prouse or Hobotech - they all have lists of good chargers
Can you charge a 5kw LifePo4 server rack battery with this?
You probably could but it would take days. You’ll want a much bigger charger
@@todd.parker Thanks!
Does it Charge Lead acid batteries ?
Yep! There a mode button o switch between lead acid and lithium
How is 15A fast charging? I mean isn't fast supposed to be something like charging the battery from zero to 100 within an hour? I charge my lead acid 230Ah @30amps, takes a few hours to charge to full capacity.
We’ll, it’s all relative. Your battery is twice as large as mine and your charger is twice as fast so we both charge at the same speed. At the time, we weren’t used to Ecoflow 2,000w charging speeds. I was cobbling together 60w chargers for my Goal Zero
@@todd.parker makes sense but they are charging EVs at 360kW now. I wouldn't call mine fast charging as lead acid batteries don't like fast charging. As per manufacturer's instructions i should be charging it at 23 Amps but my mpp inverter has 10,20,30,40-80 amps settings and 30 amps seem great for the size of batteries I have for my solar. LFPs are taxed heavily in Pakistan and we have to rely on local lead acid batteries.
Fast charging is bad for batteries
@@robertdillon9989 right, you should only charge them as fast as you need to. Speed just means heat and that will shorten the life
I wonder if my Honda 2000 genny will run it at full charge amps.
For sure, this only uses about 200w
I don t understand, my 12v 10ah takes 8 hours at 1 amp so shouldn t yours take not more than 10x more?
Are you talking about my Noco 1a charger? It took about 100 hours to charge the 100ah battery.
@@todd.parker Your 12v 100ah battery( ies), regardless
Sorry, I’m confused. You’re saying your 10ah battery takes 8 hours and my 100ah takes about 10x longer. Seems the math adds up?
@@todd.parker Mine is lead-Acid, It actually takes six hours but they recommend 8 for better conditioning
Ah, gotcha. Since you really can’t discharge those below 50%, you’re probably only charging yours about 5ah each time vs. a full 100% recharge with lithium. That’s why I didn’t realize just how slow this chargers was when I was charging my AGM battery. It had half as much work to do
You should have bought the 22 model… it’s 30 amps with three outputs.. $225.00
Looks like a good unit
When I was looking at LARGE (500 amp) 12v lithium batteries they seem to have their controllers built in so you could charge them with an automotive alternator or standard auto 10-15amp charger. Pulling the trigger to buy one for my RV is on my To-Do List. The one I was looking at was $500.00
I do like THIS charger though. It's bigger than the one i have but will it also do an equalization charge of led/acid batteries?
It is true Lithium batteries, such as in this video, come with a BMS device to protect the battery from either over charging or over discharging. But, it is better to have a charger that can correctly charge the lithium battery without triggering the bms inside or charge the lithium battery too fast like a high output alternator. Always refer to the battery manufacture's recommended charging instructions.
It does have charging profiles for lead acid and AGM batteries as well as modes to recover and recondition them.
@@todd.parker They have a 50A version as well.
I use this battery for my Minn Kota 30lb electric motor and wondering how you know how much power the battery has left? Since it is an intelligent battery, I was expecting a visual feedback directly on the battery but I find out I was dreaming. Anyway, how do you monitor your battery power on the go?
Yeah, I don’t have a way to monitor the state of charge. The Victron smart shunt would be the way to go if you want a detailed SOC
Hi can I use a rc life charger 20amps 300w capability
I’m not sure, I’d be careful unless it has a changing profile for this battery chemistry
@@todd.parker just testing it out and negative terminal is getting hot on the battery itself is this normal how hot is too hot?
@@todd.parker battery got charged but another problem is my trolling motor doesn't like 14v It won't even budge, water snake works fine with normal lead acid battery. I m wondering if I have to get a step down conversion.
@@4444mongo huh, interesting. I wouldn’t think 1v higher would be a problem. You could get a step down but you’d need a pretty big one to run a trolling motor, those pull a lot of amps
@@4444mongo they might get a C bit warm but hot is a bad sign. If your charger doesn’t have a specific lithium battery profile, I wouldn’t use it
noco genus G26000 ?
That one should be pretty good since it’s 26A vs. my 0.5A version :). I like NOCO but they’ve had some quality issues recently
The ONE BUTTON isn't very impressive.. or the lack of Bluetooth easability.. CANT EVEN FIND DEVICE ON PHONE........
Wow i just payed 250 for my battery it was a li time battery
Yeah, batteries have dropped a lot in price since I made this
Ya, but I pay 339.00 all day fir similar batteries, ya gotta do your homework !
It also helps to buy a battery over a year later. Prices have come down dramatically. At the time, that was the least expensive LFP battery.
Money well spent !
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App wont load these days. Do a review WITHOUT tje bloody app please!!
The app doesn't do much honestly. The main thing you need to set (battery chemistry) is done via a button on the unit so it's fine w/o the app unless you want to do advanced things.
To small at least 30 amps
Bigger is always better
peice of crap charger. I owned one. cheapest item victron sell says it all. stick with what you first search showed, the noco genius 10. I now have 2 after owning the crap victron.
It takes me nearly 3-4 days to charge a Battleborn 100ah 12v battery from zero to 100% with my NOCO Genius 10.
I have 2 x renogy 170ah lithium batteries and the 10 amp noco is a much better charger. don't plug a charger without trying others first. waste of tube time.
So have you tested both and measured a significant difference in charge time or quality? Otherwise, I’m not sure why you’re so dismissive.
Edit: I see you commented twice. Guess you’ve tried both.
I have a NOCO Genius 10 and find it takes days to charge a 100ah Battleborn. Healthy for the battery, but very slow.
Yeah, your battery is really taking it easy
Just Google 40,50,60 amp lifepo4 Chargers !!