🔋 Foxsur Multifunctional Smart Battery Charger: 7-Stage 12V/6A 24V/3A Automatic Charger for Lithium/LiFePO4/Lead-Acid/AGM Batteries in ATVs/Golf Carts/Motorcycles/Cars/Marines Review

Received when ordering a LifePo4 battery. The battery condition seems to be very good. Just the bottom. I'm a radio amateur and when I connected to my radio room it caused a lot of radio interference in the radios. But most people probably won't notice.

Can charge any type of 12V and 24V battery (18W). I love that you can just connect it to a battery to check its voltage and capacity without plugging it into the wall. It's great for charging batteries or slow charging/maintaining backup batteries, but not suitable for charging batteries directly. It takes a day to fully charge the 480W battery.

I have a sla/agm battery that a normal charger cannot charge. So I got that and hooked it up. He made the right settings and did the trick and after a few (5) hours the battery was ready to go. Since then I've used the battery twice and it works. I was pleasantly surprised that this small device could do something that a larger and certainly more expensive device could not. Sometimes new products are superior to old ones :)

I had a lifepo battery that went completely dead and never charged again with my regular smart charger which has different settings for different battery types but will not charge a dead battery at all has a repair mode that brings the battery back to life! I will also use it as my main charger as it is much easier to use the other has too many settings and while I am more of a techie by nature it is just plain better most of the time.

Product instructions were very confusing, very vague on how to get to the winter maintenance part of the unit. The picture shows all the offerings on the machine but not the unit itself. I'm sorry I bought you the machines very early on and didn't need to use them when they delivered them so I would have known a lot more if I would have tried to use them back then. Sorry I'm ordering so early because the return period has passed and I'm stuck with them now. I would definitely return them for a…

This charger is excellent for charging a 24V 50Ah LiFePO4 battery. at 24V it's slow at 1.5A but seems to work great and is one of the few chargers in this price range with a LiFePO4 setup. This caused the battery to go back to a resting state of 13.0v where it previously only held 12.4v and I thought the battery had burned out due to too many deep discharges. I can't comment on durability as I've only used it once. A dozen times or so, but it seems very valuable. Tip - Connect the charger to…

I use it to charge marine deep cycle batteries. I used a marine charger that costs 5 times as much but it didn't charge the battery very well. It also allowed me to fully charge my deep cycle voltage above 14 volts, in seven phases, so it holds a reliable charge that now lasts much longer. The proprietary marine charger only received full voltage up to 12.7V (which is a starter battery charge, not a deep cycle). The charger also has a dead lead acid battery repair function that lasts around 16…

I bought this charger along with the lithium iron phosphate battery for the Bat Caddy. It is very easy to use with red (positive) and black (negative) wires. I charged my lithium iron phosphate battery immediately and the charger worked perfectly. I like the feature that shows when the battery is fully charged. The charger can also be used with lead-acid and lithium batteries and is intended to recycle lead-acid batteries. I haven't tried this yet. The price is right, about $25, and for now, 2…

I needed a charger to charge a 12.8V Li-Ion battery (nominal) (LiFePO4 chemistry). I was willing to do a slow charge as I usually have a lot of time between battery requests. So I bought this 6A @ 12V charger which is enough to charge my battery in just under 2 days. Unfortunately, the maximum power is not 6A, but only 1.5A. In the DC charging phase it should be running at 6A but no more than 1.5A. It then stopped charging when my battery reached 13.2V (disconnected from the charger). This…

This is a nice little charger but I found a big bug in my lifepo4 app. It is listed as 6A/12V, 3A/24V. I have a project where 6 Lifepo4 16AH batteries need to be charged if they have different discharge status. I quickly found that this charger only charges the Lifepo4 at 1.5A, which I would call a continuous charge. It does the job, I charged the battery from almost empty to 100% but it took over 15 hours. (The reason is due to the multiple stages of charging. Constant current for bulk…