Banner charger instructions needed

[Peter Clarke]

I've just bought a Land Rover and in the back was a battery charger, a
Banner Accugard-Car 1800. Does anyone have instructions for this which
they can scan and put on the forum? I think it is the type of charger
which you can leave on all the time, ie, over the winter period, but I
would like confirmation. Thanks.




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Peter Clarke

[Rob Morley]

Just check the voltage it puts across a partially discharged battery
and the voltage it settles at when fully charged; around 13.5V is good
for float charging (less for a gel battery), around 14.5V for boost
charging. Note the figures vary with temperature (and may be
available from the battery manufacturer - I've never looked).

[GrahamW]

"Peter Clarke" <Peter.Clar...@caravanbanter.co.uk> wrote in message
news:Peter.Clar...@caravanbanter.co.uk...

Have a look here. There is even a link to the full pdf file. Yes it is the
type you can leave on all the time.
https://www.batteriesdirect.ie/magento/index.php/banner-battery-range/banner-accugard-car-12v-1-8a-automatic-charger.html
Regards, Graham.

[Peter Clarke]

'GrahamW[_4_ Wrote:
> ;113568']"Peter Clarke" Peter.Clar...@caravanbanter.co.uk wrote
> in message
> news:Peter.Clar...@caravanbanter.co.uk...-

>
> I've just bought a Land Rover and in the back was a battery charger, a
> Banner Accugard-Car 1800. Does anyone have instructions for this which
> they can scan and put on the forum? I think it is the type of charger
> which you can leave on all the time, ie, over the winter period, but I
> would like confirmation. Thanks.
>
>
>
>
> --

> Peter Clarke-

>
> Have a look here. There is even a link to the full pdf file. Yes it is
> the
> type you can leave on all the time.

> http://tinyurl.com/munu42w
> Regards, Graham.

That's great. Thanks guys. A real help. A nice bonus in the back of the
Landy!




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Peter Clarke