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Old 10-14-2019, 11:14 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Grady View Post
To charge a low battery you want a charger. To keep your charged battery from going down you want a Maintainer/float 1 amp is fine. Taking a lead acid battery down below 12v will destroy it quick. You want to keep you battery charged so it last longer. Any extended times below 50% 12.06v accelerates the sulfidation process.

For any detailed info on batteries just Type in Battery University into your search.
Even if you only plan to maintain the battery, it's a better investment to buy an automatic multi-stage like the noco (but more powerful) or the PL2320 I brought up, even a 20 amp charger like that will work perfectly as a float charger, but it'll also charge quickly. Buying a 1A float charger, you're SOL if you need to charge a lot battery.
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