Adjustable Battery Charger 12V 24V 36V 48V 60V 72V Smart LCD Display Pulse Repair Desulfator Cable Clamps Automotive Maintainer for Golf Cart Mower Boats, PWCs Truck RV ATV SUV

Hi. Just unboxed the Beleeb 30 charger. For us older folks, a bit heavy, but look at what it can do. A fair price, indeed. Case is perfect; no dents, scratces, or bent panels. Cables ae fexible and clamps are very strong. I checked to see it turn on and show the display, yes. Turned off and connected the cables to an AutoCraft Marine Battery (1 dead cell) and quote old, 8 years. Selected 12V and low on tjhe amps control. Unit on and showed a low amp charge, 3A, so adjustyed to med charge and amps rose to about 4.5A. Unit off to select 12V-H to attemp to repair the dead cell. Amps started at 17.4A, volts at 16.2V. Checked 20 minutes later; amps at 15.5A and Charge V at 15.8V. Charger works as advertized. 1 issue is the top LED segment is not visible and really not a problem with me. I will contact seller and let them know. We are well satisfied wioth thks unit. It replaced a manual wheeled carger that was DOA out of the boxso was returned immediately. Charger is perfect backup charging during heavy rain and very cloudy days for our solar system, 16 Trojan 6V wired for 24V (4 batts wired in series making 3 - 24V Banks. We recommend thiks charger to all and the shipping was by Amazon Prime. May update later when further tests are done.

It really works and is priced right? And also does not just charge your batteries, but reconditions your batteries I will buy one again.

Although I have only used it once, I bought this because the factory charger for my ryobi 48v electric riding mower went out again. I have numerous 12v chargers from trickle all the way up to 100amps but accessing the batteries to charge each 100ah battery individually using a 12 volt charger is a pita. So instead of dealing with the ryobi warranty for like the 15th time in less than 1 year...ok that is an exaggeration but out of the 9 times I have been able to mow with it while it was working, it broke down 4 times so I think its ok to exaggerate at a 50% failure rate of the ryobi, I decided to buy this charger and make my own cables to connect it to the mower. This charger worked great. I hope it lasts as good as this charger is built ... reminds me of walking around my grandpa's garage when tools were built to last forever.

This is a nice charger. Variable voltage and simple.The only thing I don’t like about it is the fan noise. In a quiet place it can be distracting.If you plan on hooking it up and leaving the area, it won’t a problem. For me, having it in an area where I plan on being in close proximity to it was not ideal, that is the only reason I returned it. I am sensitive to noise.

It uses an enormous multi-tap transformer rather than solid-state technology to produce the voltages you want. The fan is low speed, quiet and therefore long lasting. Small, high speed fans in cheaper battery chargers tend to fail. The heavy duty steel case is thickly painted, this looks like something that would have been built in America in the 1960s or 70's. Real steel. I love that the charging leads terminate on the front panel, so I was able to substitute the normal battery clamps with a cigarette lighter plug, which fits the connectors on my batteries.I use large lead acid batteries to power amateur astronomy equipment, which includes the telescope, dew heaters, computer and various support electronics through long, cold winter nights. There is no grid power at the telescope site. My battery charger works hard,, but I think it likely this Beleeb battery charger will be the last I ever buy.

Wow, I'm impressed! I don't normally write reviews but I must share. I was at my wits end preparing to purchase six new batteries for my 48v Club Car Precedent. My Trojan batteries are only a couple years old and I couldn't get more than 47 volts. This means 25% charge using my Club Car factory charger. I even tried adding the liquid battery reviver chemical to no avail. My last resort, I purchased this charger because it says it can desulfate/repair batteries by pulsing high voltage using the "H" mode. By golly, after 5 hours these bad batteries charged from 47 volts to over 52 volts and 100% charged! This charger also has the ability to equalize your batteries. Needless to say, this was the best investment I could've made I just ordered a different new cord for only $29 that will allow me to use the ordinary charging port versus the alligator clamps on the battery posts (+)(-). This cord will simply attach to the charger using the existing screw posts. I'm a fan of this charger! Not only did it save my bad batteries, but it will extend the life by occasionally using the "H" mode to equalize my batteries. For daily use I'll use the automatic mode set to 48v.

It was packaged very well and the quality is great, but it didn't work for me. Seller is great I had to return the first one after talking to support. But the second one I good did the same thing as the first one did. I hooked it up to my 36 volt golf cart to restore the batteries.i put it on 36H settings and left it go for 3 to 4 weeks and the mega ohms went from 4 and 6 to over 20 mega ohms. So now I have to purchase new batteries. If the fix the problem and sent me another one to test, I probably would buy one again. Right now I just can't recommend it to restore a battery. Oh I did use it as a charger on the cart and it never charged the set of batteries. All the batteries was at 6.2 to 6.4 volts and I had performed a load test on all of them which was good. So if Beleeb would happen to send a known good one I was just it and write another review.

This product is exactly what I needed to charge my son's Gio Falcon Ebike. Know your voltage, I used this to charge individual 12v sealed lead acid batteries and then added accessories to charge a chain of five at 60V. Don't leave unattended. As with any charger keep an eye on it. Fires are always a risk. I charge an Ebike outside and I worry the neighbors kids will crank up the volts or amps while charging.