lifepo4ever
10 kW
here is the charger http://www.bmsbattery.com/alloy-she...po4li-ionlead-acid-battery-ebike-charger.html i want to buy to charge my 12s lipo pack but i want to know if there a way to ajust the voltage thanks
can i ajust the voltage ouput with this charger?
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wesnewell
100 GW
Sure. When you buy it tell them what vokltage you want it set to and they'll set it there. There's also trim pots inside to adjust it if you want to change it.
lifepo4ever
10 kW
wesnewell said:
ok thanks
cal3thousand
10 MW
Anyone know where to find the right trim pots? There's 3 of them.
dogman dan
1 PW
Post up a good clear picture, and likely somebody can identify it. On the kingpan 250w chargers it's in the corner, somewhat hard to see, but near the output wire.
You can diddle them, then put them back as they were, and figure out which one does the voltage.
You can diddle them, then put them back as they were, and figure out which one does the voltage.
cal3thousand
10 MW
dogman said:
What's the quick way to check the output voltage? Seems like you would need to have a meter hooked up while charging?
DAND214
10 MW
The voltage trim pot is the one by itself near the output cable. Lower left corner if the power in is on the rt side and the output cable on the lt.
To adjust it you will need a voltmeter. It has a large range on the voltage.
Dan
To adjust it you will need a voltmeter. It has a large range on the voltage.
Dan
dogman dan
1 PW
You should be able to hook a voltmeter to it, while plugged in, but not connected to a battery. Then adjust with the voltage to your desired output.
If you have a wattmeter, you can adjust one of the other pots to change the amps of the output. That one gets adjusted while charging, and the battery must be pretty empty when you do the adjusting. By dialing my 250w charger closer to 5 amps, I can more easily do mental calculations of how long it will take to charge.
If you have a wattmeter, you can adjust one of the other pots to change the amps of the output. That one gets adjusted while charging, and the battery must be pretty empty when you do the adjusting. By dialing my 250w charger closer to 5 amps, I can more easily do mental calculations of how long it will take to charge.
