What is the difference between BCDC1225 and BCDC1225D?
Our BCDC1225D is our current model charger, the BCDC1225 is an old model we no longer have available. The BCDC1225 requires an RK60 relay kit to make it compatible with solar, also it is not suitable for lithium batteries.
Can a battery charger be too big?
You can’t have a battery charger which is “too big”. The batteries will take what they’re going to take in the way of amperage and no more, provided that the charging voltage is correct.
Will a Redarc BCDC 1225 charge lithium?
The BCDC1225D features the same patented charging profiles as its predecessor along with a new lithium charging profile making the unit suitable for charging AGM, Gel, Standard Lead Acid, Calcium and LiFePO 4 batteries.
Are DCDC Chargers worth it?
In a nutshell, your DCDC charger will charge your auxiliary battery faster, to a far greater level and safely regardless of your vehicle’s alternator type. If you run a modern vehicle fitted with a “smart” or low output alternator, a DCDC charger is crucial for optimized charging and battery maintenance.
What kind of charger does REDARC bcdc1225 use?
Rob has updated his article saying that “The REDARC BCDC1225 allows us the freedom to bush camp and not having to visit a caravan park to charge the batteries from the 240 volt charger. We love our bush camping, whether it be in a national park, state forest or private property.”
Is the bcdc1225 a multi stage battery charger?
1 PRODUCT FUNCTION The BCDC1225 is a multi stage, 12V, 25A, DC-DC battery charger that operates from an input of either 12V or 24V nominal or a 12V nominal solar panel input.
Where does the REDARC battery charger come from?
Made in Australia by REDARC this amazing range has undergone years of testing in some of the harshest conditions on the planet. REDARC has been in business for nearly 40 years and all of our products are made tough enough to take anything nature can throw at them. *Suitable for use on vehicles with conventional alternator charging systems.
How big of a cable do I need for a BCDC?
Ideally the BCDC unit should be a maximum of 1 metre in cable length from the battery positive terminal, and should be wired with a minimum of 7.71mm² or 8 B&S cable. 3. Wire the ‘Input Battery Positive’ wire to either the Start battery positive terminal or the Solar Input Positive wire, depending on your install.