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Re: Charging 24 volt system with 12 volt charger
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Posted by T_Bone on December 13, 2006 at 06:44:01 from (4.240.42.79):
In Reply to: Charging 24 volt system with 12 volt charger posted by Moline_guy on December 12, 2006 at 16:46:10:
Hi MGuy, Just use two 12v chargers in series. negitive charger#1 to negitive battery#1, positive charger#1 to negitive charger#2, positive charger#2 to positive battery#2 equals 24vdc charge. I use this same circuit to charge my 36v golf cart with 3, 12v chargers, two unregulated and one regulated, but the regulator won't work in a series circuit. Takes about 10hrs to recharge my 6v battery's from dead to fully charged. That's using a 6a, 10a and 20a chargers. I put the 6a charger in the center conection but it really wouldn't matter where in the circuit it's located. T_Bone
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