Flashing green with no other lights is final phase. It's not finished charging yet! Wait for solid green. Can be a very long time (days or weeks). Biggest problem with Noco chargers is impatient users ;) I was one.
Leaving the batteries on cold a concrete floor is also accelerates flattening. Best to leave some sort of insulation medium underneath while in storage.
Very good review. I will most likely buy the G7200. However, I was curious about reconditioning AGM units and found information that they can be "reconditioned". Here is a link to Optima's site: www.optimabatteries.com/en-us/support/charging/resuscitate-deeply-discharged-battery What's the consensus? Jack
does it have to get so hot that you can not touch with heand? im charging 18650 battery bank 12v and batteries gets charged (checked after 1h, v is up) but the charger it self it so hot!
It does tend to get hot but I wouldn't say that it get so hot that you could not actually handle the unit while charging. I would keep an eye on it as you may have a defective unit.
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Flashing green with no other lights is final phase. It's not finished charging yet! Wait for solid green. Can be a very long time (days or weeks). Biggest problem with Noco chargers is impatient users ;) I was one.
Leaving the batteries on cold a concrete floor is also accelerates flattening. Best to leave some sort of insulation medium underneath while in storage.
Great point!
Very useful video. Thanks
Very good review. I will most likely buy the G7200. However, I was curious about reconditioning AGM units and found information that they can be "reconditioned". Here is a link to Optima's site:
www.optimabatteries.com/en-us/support/charging/resuscitate-deeply-discharged-battery
What's the consensus?
Jack
Thanks for dumbin it down for me! Lol. Just picked one up earlier today.
does it have to get so hot that you can not touch with heand? im charging 18650 battery bank 12v and batteries gets charged (checked after 1h, v is up) but the charger it self it so hot!
It does tend to get hot but I wouldn't say that it get so hot that you could not actually handle the unit while charging. I would keep an eye on it as you may have a defective unit.
@@TampaBayPickers thanks, will do, put it outside, so temp drop a bit