Ultimate Budget Smart Car Battery Charger: Top Value!
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2024
- The Yonhan Smart 12/24V Battery Charger, a versatile and inexpensive solution designed to keep your vehicle batteries charged and ready for action. This all-in-one charger serves as a battery charger, maintainer, trickle charger, and desulfator, catering to a wide range of vehicles including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and marine applications.
Yonhan 10 Amp Smart 12/24V Battery Charger
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Yonhan 20 Amp Smart 12/24V Battery Charger
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Highlighted features include its precision charging capabilities, showcased through a backlit LCD screen providing clear visibility of charging and battery status. The integrated thermal sensor ensures optimal charging performance regardless of ambient temperature, safeguarding against overcharging or undercharging. Intelligent memory function ensures convenience by remembering your last used charge mode.
Additionally, the charger boasts an advanced battery repair mode, aimed at rejuvenating old or idle batteries and extending their lifespan. With both high-frequency and low-frequency pulse technology, this mode offers effective repair and activation effects, enhancing battery performance.
This charger is specifically designed for lead-acid automotive, marine, and deep-cycle batteries, excluding lithium batteries.
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Definitely, the best review and explanation of how battery chargers work and specifically the NEXPEAK NC201 charger. Many thanks.
Much appreciated!
Hey, I just wanna commend you on putting together an excellent video very informative very clear. I’m super critical and RUclips videos and the content that people put out but yours is just very thorough and you’ve got yourself a new subscriber even though automotive is something that I normally do not have interest in that it’s the one where I can show you my support thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
+1 the same here
Great review, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks very helpful.
You're welcome!
Thanks for the video I have just got one wouldn't have known about it otherwise not used it yet thanks once again 👍
Thanks! Hope it works well for you.
Thanks for the video Barry. Really well done wish the whole internet was like how you do it.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome review of this YONHAN battery charger Barry. I just got one this week with the main use of keeping my solar battery up and running good. (Everstart DC24 Deep cycle marine battery). Now I get to use it to charge my girlfriend's Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Fantastic, I hope it works well for you.
thx
Hi Barry - Excellent review & nice style - I actually found it while researching that very charger. My question is this: Can I use it to charge a 12v Sealed Lead Acid (SLA/AGM) 9 Ah battery (I don't know how many Cells) that I have for my Generator? If I understand correctly, a charger should be no more than 10-20% of the battery's rating, otherwise overheating and battery damage may occur. Or does this Yonhan Charger account for that and make the appropriate adjustments? Thank you so much.
There is a mode for charging smaller batteries and I have charged all sorts of batteries large and small successfully. Is the charge current too much for a small battery, I don't know, but it seems to work for me.
Thanks this really helped me to choose chinese charger
Best wishes, I hope it works well for you.
Thanks for this very in-depth review! I'm sold and will very likely buy it. My only question is whether I can use this charger while my battery is plugged and connected to my car. Or do I have to remove the car cables? Please let me know. Thanks, Barry!
You don't have to disconnect or remove the battery from the vehicle. I usually charge batteries in place. The exception might be the pulse repair mode, where it may be a little more effective (and safer for the car's electronics) if the battery is disconnected from the vehicle.
Of course best practice would be to remove the battery before charging, since there is always a slight possibility of damaging the cars electronics.
I have not experienced any damage to the vehicle or problems charging batteries (or even pulse repair) with the batteries still connected to the vehicle.
@@Barry-Watson Thanks for the reply, Barry! I will make the purchase via your Amazon link right now. Have a great day!
Wow, thanks!
Kind of an off-the-wall question. Do you think this is powerful enough to use as a power supply on a test bench for car amplifiers? I'm looking for a budget charger to build one
I would not advise using a car battery charger as a bench power supply for checking car audio for a couple of reasons.
Most battery chargers will not activate unless they see existing voltage and think they are attached to a proper battery. So it may not even turn on.
Most battery chargers do not provide clean pure filtered DC, ripple in the power output may likely cause your audio to have a nasty buzz or hum. The voltage output of a car battery charger can also vary widely.
Also, keep in mind that large car audio amplifiers can draw a lot of current, and a 10 amp charger may not be sufficient. Watts equal volts X amps, and your amplifier isn't perfectly efficient. So, for example if you have an amplifier that is 100 watts times two channels that's 200 watts, let's say you need 250 watts of input power assuming an efficient amplifier. So 250 / 12 Is a little over 20 amps of input current to drive that amplifier to full power.
I think what you need for this task is either a car battery, or a regulated bench supply.
For example:
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@@Barry-Watson Thanks for the good information. I saw people use a normal old-school charger to quickly test for power and speaker outputs on a used amp, so I thought I'd ask
Thanks. An "old-school" manual battery charger (that doesn't do any battery detection or fancy charge types) may work, but these are getting increasingly difficult to find, and they don't provide clean regulated DC power, and may put out more than the 12-14v you desire.
A used car battery, even if it doesn't have the capacity to nicely start a car anymore, would probably be a cheap solution if you have a charger to maintain it. A nice regulated bench supply would be the best option in my opinion.
Awesome! Thanks!
Those 7 stage charges are branded merchandise..... I agree they are the best bang for the buck...... But they come with a lot of name's
Yeah I got one of these for 15 bucks on sale at Amazon and it’s crazy how many more features it has compared to some other ones I’ve had that cost 4x as much as this
If you would have known this little charger was so good when you were searching for a really good battery charger, would you have looked deeper into Yonhan and considered a larger or maybe the best offered by Yonhan?
Good question, maybe so. I think it depends on the company, and I'm not very familiar with this brand and how the company operates.
If the company designs and builds their own products, I would expect the higher-line products to be superior. Some companies subcontract the product design, and put their name on the product. In that case different products from the same company may vary widely in performance. Judging by the reviews that I see, I suspect that other products from this company are also good.
This wont charge a lithium battery will it?
Correct, this model charges all types of lead acid style batteries.
Thanks very helpful.
You're welcome!