Questions about Noco G10

What would you like to know?

0 questions and answers

RubenM944

2 years ago

I would like to buy the Noco Genius 5 and the 10, but I would like to know if the plugs are European type (like the Noco Genius 5 shows on the picture?)

1 answer

Anonymous

2 years ago

mine has a Swiss plug

TERMINATRIS

2 years ago

Is there a charger or this one that is able to charge a car battery without necessarily plugging into a constant outlet (-I'd like to charge my battery completely but I don't have a socket next to it)

1 answer

barrasvin

2 years ago

Helpful answer

No, you have to plug it into the mains to make it work

guido5

2 years ago

What is the current practice, is it allowed to charge car batteries in underground garages? I mean, is it technically considered safe enough?

2 answers

finaudit

2 years ago

Helpful answer

I have recently bought a few Noco chargers (various models). I'm actually very satisfied with the charging performance, but I think the Ctek chargers are better in terms of safety. My Noco 10 has already overcharged two batteries. In the case of several batteries that were recognised as defective by my other chargers and were no longer charged, Noco charged (positively for the time being). Although it is possible to bring a battery back to "life" in one case or another, there is a risk that Noco will not complete the charging process correctly and the battery will start to gas, which can be quite dangerous. Just three weeks ago Noco charged a battery (1 year old) for me so much that the whole battery case was totally blown up and deformed. My verdict is Noco yes, but only well monitored and not as a charger for continuous / floating charging. Also, some Noco models do not deliver what is promised. Certain charging modes cannot be activated. Also, the Noco 10 does not manage to communicate with the BMW bus system (landing via on-board socket not possible). Caution is advised with older or defective batteries.