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Ctek Mxs 10.0
12V, 10 A
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This charger is only for 12V batteries. Not suitable for 6V. However, there are trickle chargers for 6V.
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No, this device cannot do that. However, there is a model from CTEK specially designed for this purpose.
The answer is NO. The charger is supplying 10A charging current (which is a lot more than your typical 14Ah battery can handle) until the battery voltage is reaching 12.6V. Then the Charging voltage will increase to 14.4V followed by slowly decreasing charging current in the absorption phase. You can find these data in the manual (https://docs.rs-online.com/a611/0900766b8127052e.pdf) on page 5.
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Depending on the state of charge and the outside temperature, charging can take several hours. Therefore, it is not necessary to permanently monitor the charging process. The unit also does everything automatically. So switch it on and let it run overnight, even in a closed garage.
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Hello, if 2 charging sources are connected to one battery, the source with the higher voltage always supplies the charging current. You can therefore operate the solar charge controller and the charger in parallel without any problems. The diodes in the charger and the semiconductors in the charge controller prevent a "reverse current". As soon as the charger is connected to the mains, it will override the solar charge controller with a higher voltage.
Hi, Mine was delivered with a Swiss 2 pin plug, no adaptor needed.
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Hello MarHeg. I have had the unit for a while. A Start Stop battery is usually an AGM battery. Both normal and AGM batteries can be set on the charger. The device is super my battery was absolutely empty, has the battery quite gently recharged.
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