I need to replace a 12volt trolling motor battery. Will this work well with the UB 121000 12V Battery? Will 5 amps completely charge this battery?
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5 amps will adequately charge a troll motor battery overnight, but I would NOT recommend the M-K. 3 units failed in 5 years.
1523502
I use this for the Hummingbird Fishfinder. This will not hold enough charge for the motor you have in mind. Smaller devices are what this battery was intended.
1202156
Not sure about your batteries,But works good on my 2 golf cart batteries hooked to getter to make 12volt.it will charge raped charge 14.5 or so
1943812
I think this will charge 9.6 V - 18 V batteries. I bought it for a 12 V battery for my cordless drill. It seems to work OK, but I rarely use this drill.
2016411
Mr. BuddyOlPal I did a little research on your question, first the term "dry cell" is a little misleading for this battery, it is actually a AGM design Battery, which means it is a glass mat and not a true "dry cell"...that term, belongs to batteries like AA AAA C D Batteries. According to the battery manufacturer... Any conventional battery charger or alternator up to 15.2 volts and 25 amps will be sufficient....However I would not use a charger that high for that type of battery, I would use a lower amperage, say something from 2 -6 amps would be better.....The smart charger does not supply that kind of current, it is only for a charged battery and to maintain it while it is not being used....I installed a AGM battery as a second battery in my 4 wheeler and this battery maintainer worked really well for that purpose, so if your battery is ok and charged, then it should work just fine...
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Yes of course, that is exactly what the 12v output is for. However, it is only 4 amps so it would take a while. Also, it has no smart limit or anything so it will be able to overcharge the battery bank.I would recommend using a standard 120v AC charger plugged into the normal AC outlet of the generator. It will charge faster and safer.That said, the answer is yes.
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Hello Mario,The battery that we ship replaces the UB1250 and the UB1250ZH. Just to be sure, you can double check the dimensions as 3.54" x 2.76" x 3.98". If those match, then our offering will replace your battery.Best Regards,Battery Supersite
2195983
Thank you for your question. This charger is meant for 12 Volt Blue Peg Perego Batteries only. Please look at your current battery to determine if this will work for you.
211273
Yes 100 amp charger is a good replacement .I am charging 6 - 6volt for a 12 volt system golf cart batteries.works very well.
1545546
I bought a 120W amp as well and at the same time. One had the 12V attachment and one didn't. Not sure which was which at this time. its a basic and simple connection on the back and something that works can be picked up from Radio Shack. I have not tried it to a 12V battery but I'm pretty certain it will work as the electronics in the amp are also created for this purpose. Hope this helps.
1704147
If your PA system needs 12volts 5 ah or less to operate, this battery should work for you. If you are replacing your battery make sure it is in fact a 12 volt battery.
1973085
Hi William: If you need stable 12V power, you may consider our BP160 battery, which has 12V and 5V USB port. However, BP160 5V USB port maximum output is only 1A. Best regards. BiXNet
703519
I haven't used it on that motor.. But this is a very simple ground switch and it is rated for 24v. The wires it is made with are very heavy duty. It will work on any trolling motor if installed properly.
633046
Hello Mario, The battery that we ship replaces the UB1250 and the UB1250ZH. Just to be sure, you can double check the dimensions as 3.54" x 2.76" x 3.98". If those match, then our offering will replace your battery. Best Regards, Battery Supersite
774420
If you get the 24 volt charger it'll work fine..I use it on my boat hooked up for 24 volts for my trolling motor.
1567082
The 12V charger on this unit is minimal, maybe 10 watts, it should say in the specs, but I don't remember. I know I used the 12V plug on my motor home start battery and it barely made a difference on a 600 watt battery. You could use a separate 12V charger as long as it doesn't demand too many watts. Good luck.
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yeah sure, it is a trickle charger so the charge rate is a little slower that an 12v alternator or generator. so the principle is the same. there might be one with a little more of a charging rate than for a motorcycle battery. (6 volts versus a 12volt standard battery).