Noco Battery Tender

... troubles starting. I had the battery tender off for a few weeks ... the 12v lithium battery in the garage. They tried with the noco boost and...

... jumping, that plug into my Noco battery jumper thing but haven’t installed ... I wanted had a dead battery. The “fit specialist” jumped it ... my bike on a 5a tender, just want to be prepared. ... bet a good high percentage. Battery tender (noco 5) is what i use ...

..., thinking of getting one. NOCO Genius 1 is working great...truck. Still running the original battery from 2018. 1 amp ...a great solution if your battery is depleted but is ...making it a wall wart. NOCO uses a proprietary connector on...connector Battery Tender uses. A bit of an inconvenience especially as how NOCO... the NOCO alligator clips unbolt producing a pigtail you can wire directly to the battery.

...have mine on a NOCO Genius1 trickle charger in AGM ... 12v battery SOC being below 85% or so, I bought the NOCO Genius1 ... to make connecting the NOCO easier - just a small ...ring terminals to the battery (negative downstream of the BMS ...it with my UT673A-675A battery tester. If the indication is ...test indication is the battery is still good, I will ... LVB and added the Battery Tender. My HVB now charges up ...

... storage the car on a tender cant be done as there .... Only way to keep the battery going is to turn it ... stands. Better to pull the battery and bring it inside and .... Alternatively, you can use a battery powered inverter to power a ..., and then bring the inverter battery in once a month to ... + an M18 large frame 12AH battery or similar, powering a Noco 1-2A float charger.

... far, fingers crossed. Bought a NOCO NLP14 in August 2023 and ... haha. Click to expand... My NOCO shit the bed after just ... my bike plugged into a tender ever, and spent about a ... that. Upgraded to the Antigravity battery with the restart tech, fingers ...

You bet. Just before I parked her, oil change and filter, Mobil 1 high mileage extended range. I'm using a Lexus oil filter and I pick up a new crush washer as well. I still change every 5-8,000 kms, plus stabil with a full tank of Chevron 94 octane. I have a NOCO battery tender on it as well.

... any drain..... I installed a Noco on board battery charger. It's made for.... A short cable from the battery to hanging in front of ..., and runs to the actual Battery Tender. It's a weatherproof model, tied ...

... I noticed Partially Charged 12v Battery in App. My 12v was... invest in a Ctek/Mb Battery Tender. If/when I get one.... Lots of folks are using NOCO maintainers, but the important thing... will also overcharge a battery." Also which Tender is most used with the...

... may need to get a Tender. It solves a lot of... good charge to prolong battery life. A depleted battery loses more capacity (dies..., and each one ate a battery; boiled it to death. Earlier ..., they ate a battery. I gave away my "fleet" of Battery Tenders after the fourth battery. Now I use... NOCO maintainers, but the important thing is NOT to use a "trickle charger," which will also overcharge a battery...

... Battery Charger/Tender that can desulfate and even start charging a completely dead battery (Example: Noco Genius) After the Battery Charger/Tender... indicates the battery is fully charged, then proceed...

Is a Noco Genius just a plain Jane trickle charger? If so I already have 2 battery tender brand trickle chargers.

Noco said: Don’t ever let an AGM battery get drained, they won’t come... back like a lead-acid battery. I just replaced my battery with a Duralast... is the first indicator the battery is beginning to fail. By ... than 2 weeks, use a tender. A lead acid is messed ...

... question pertaining to the ERI battery protection package. I recently purchased... and was wondering if the battery tender from GM for the C7... see that they offer a tender for the C8, is the ...C8 tender compatible with the C7? Any ... (https://www.batterytender.com/) and NOCO (https://no.co/). Good luck...

We regularity get 7 to 10 years out of a 12v battery in a couple vehicles that don't get driven a lot. The secret is we have battery maintenance chargers hooked up whenever that are sitting for more than a week. We use a small 750 mA Battery Tender charger on the MR2, but there are many good brands like NOCO.

... it. I liked how the noco had the quick connect harness ... had the same issue with battery tender plus models that claimed to...

... it charged before buying the Noco as the last option. Guess.... You might check if the NOCO *thinks* the battery is charged, will it then... for long-term storage (months) IMHO. Battery Tender Jr. is a good model ... 6mm nuts to put the NOCO ring terminals on. A better ... you from actually disconnecting the battery each time. Sponsored

I put an Earth X in my 1290 about 5 years ago, never put a trickle on it. Cranks with authority in any temp always and we see close to 0 degrees during normal winters. I put a Noco in the 901 within first year to get ahead of problems as the stock batteries failed me in 2 1290's. This battery also has never seen the tender and it has never cranked without full power after over 3 years.

It is a bit of a mystery why GM went with an old school lead acid battery. Not even an AGM battery. I fully expect to replace mine this summer with an Optima or Antigravity. My car also sat in BWG for the fuel recall. Mine has been on a Noco tender since I got it.

Quote History Originally Posted By Into_the_Void: Don't buy cheap chinese shit from amazon.   https://www.summitracing.com/parts/fla-fr1048 Also, it's not going to fix the battery from going dead.  Batteries self discharge. View Quote This is what I use on my hot rod . Along with a Noco tender

I don’t drive often and when I do it’s usually 15-20 min on local roads. Been having issues with battery not charging enough, of course. It’s a 2020 Corolla and I just had my battery replaced for a second time. Mechanic said it had bubbled this time. Not sure if that’s from jumping it too often, from the NOCO 10 I recently bought to try to stop having to jump, or from neither. Is using a NOCO 10 every so often the right idea? Mechanic said chargers/maintainers aren’t good and to disconnect the negative, but I don’t want to have to keep bothering with that when I need a quick trip. Thanks! submitted by /u/djkdjkdjk3 to r/MechanicAdvice [link] [comments]

I’m kind of dumbfounded by what happened but basically the car was left in winter storage for about 4 weeks. It started fine but I decided to put the OEM charger on. Followed all the instructions, proper lights came on. Came back 3 weeks later untouched and the car and battery died despite the charger saying it’s fully charged. Maybe I received a faulty unit? It’s now hooked up to a Noco trickle charger previously used on my old C7, hopefully it starts up with no problems in the next few days. submitted by /u/user8380283 to r/C8Corvette [link] [comments]

Looking for some input for my shop. Been looking at Noco and Pro-Logix. We do some EV work, not a ton. Needs to support programming. Can be wheeled or a portable unit. Budgets $600/unit. submitted by /u/reselath to r/Tools [link] [comments]

I just bought a 2026 Tungsten, so far no battery issues at all or other items to report - although in a wait cycle for the digital key option to show up in my IPhone App so I can have that enabled! Now related to the battery tender, I’d like to attach a Noco battery tender lead to the batteries(X2) to make sure they stay fresh if I don’t use the truck for a couple days. I’m not seeing a single location to attach under the hood, the 2 batteries appear to be isolated to some extent ( on purpose). Anyone find a way to deal with attaching a tender to both batteries? submitted by /u/gndude to r/ram_trucks [link] [comments]

First vehicle with a BMS. Due to the extreme cold and low miles I drive I'd like to keep the battery healthy. With a multimeter I measured 11.9 volts last night, not ideal. I have the NOCO genius 5 set on the AGM setting. Positive clamp on the Positive battery terminal and the Negative clamp on the ground lug. Is this the general correct method? TIA submitted by /u/WhiskeyTo0th to r/FordMaverickTruck [link] [comments]

I have a 2026 GV70 that has already had a battery replacement. I got a NOCO GENIUS10 battery tender and was curious how others have theirs connected? My core question is if you have it connected under the hood, which ends up leaving the hood open enough that the dash screen shows the hood as open? If so, has it worked well or since the dash shows the hood as open is the tender almost a wash in the end? submitted by /u/ca76775 to r/GenesisGV70 [link] [comments]

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I added a Noco Genius Gen 5X2 tender to my 2019 2500. Obviously my intention was to keep the batteries charged up while the truck is not being used for weeks at a time. I ran into an issue when I noticed the dashboard would light up once it was plugged in and after the ECU had gone to sleep. After a minute or so, the dashboard would go dark again for a couple of minutes before it would repeat the cycle. My question to you guys is, does anybody have a fix for this that would allow me to successfully hook, both batteries up to the battery tender without the computer waking up? If you want more info on the battery, tender, I copied this from Amazon: MULTIPLE BANKS — A two-bank onboard battery charger rated at 10 amps total - 5 amps per bank. Independently charge 12V batteries in marine, boat, starter, and deep-cycle systems. CHARGING MODES — Selectable modes for each bank: 12V, 12V AGM, 12V Lithium, and 12V Repair Mode. Independently charge and maintain all types of lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries with precision. ENJOY PRECISION CHARGING — An integrated thermal sensor adjusts charging based on ambient temperature, preventing overcharging in heat and undercharging in cold for optimal battery performance.) Any input or advice is appreciated. submitted by /u/EcstaticTown5170 to r/Cummins [link] [comments]

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let me preface by saying I have a battery that is NOT completely dead, it measures at 12.3 and is less than a year old. I am trying to put my car away for the winter and tried connecting my Noco G3500 battery to it. within 10 minutes it flashes red that says it's unable to charge. I tried cycling from 12V AGM to normal 12V mode but it's totally stuck in 12V AGM mode, and unable to switch at all. I then plugged in another Noco G3500 that I have and it charged my battery up fine. Is there some kind of reset procedure I can do on the one that's not functioning right, or is this thing complete garbage? submitted by /u/dsp3000 to r/batteries [link] [comments]

I have a parasitic draw code and leaving the car for a bit so I connected the car to a 1Amp Noco genius battery tender via the jump posts at the hood. Dealership is booked for a while so I'm doing what I can to prevent a fully dead battery. I am now hearing this odd popping sound right toward the left side of the car in the rear, as you can hear in the vid. Is this something I should be concerned about? It's happening at the same interval like every 2 mins submitted by /u/PotatoCooks to r/Audi [link] [comments]

Just picked up my third bike, my girl friend wanted to start riding. I like to keep my bikes on battery tenders just to be safe. Instead of buying a third one and having little boxes all around the garage, I was looking into buying a single unit that I can use for all three. I've seen the NOCO ones, not really into spending $200 for a charger. Anyone have any other suggestions, or should I just buy another $30 one and be done with it? submitted by /u/ozz_316 to r/Harley [link] [comments]

Thanks in advance for any feedback/help: My situation is my now homebound elderly mother is no longer driving her 2009 ES 350. I live out of state & return every 4-6 weeks & Lexie is used to drive mom to appts, errands & in general get her out of the house etc. After 2 incidents of dead battery needing to be jumped by emergency road service upon arriving to visit, just had to tow Lexie to dealer with battery & alternator being replaced. Mom is prone to forgetfulness so can't be relied upon to start-run car in my absence. researching easy to use trickle charger for the 4-6 weeks Lexie sits. I am not mechanically skilled (pls be kind) but not put off at the thought of hooking up a trickle charger to the battery. Have gotten recommendations for Noco or CTEK. Any feedback or recommends for specific products between these two brands that would work simply with battery terminal hookup?? For non-mechanical folks is a dealer installed trickle charger most efficient bet? I have gone to both companies' websites but am cowed with the options. Hoping the clan of Lexus here can advise? Thanks in advance submitted by /u/lolacanola to r/LexusES [link] [comments]

Hey all, I know this question has been asked in various forms but I haven't found the exact question asked more recently. I have a boat with a deep cell house battery and a high amperage starting battery. Earlier I was using a battery tender Junior to keep them topped off with a smart link between them. But my battery tender went south and drained both to nearly zero. So I bought a Noco genius five to replace the tender which was great for bringing the deep Cell back to life (the starting battery is another matter will probably have to be replaced). What i noticed about the Genius is that once it considered its mission accomplished ("battery full, sir!"), it turned itself off. I could turn it back on with a button press, but not great for a battery tender that lives deep in my hold. What are y'all using to keep your batteries topped off from the current generation of battery tenders? submitted by /u/wmodes to r/GoRVing [link] [comments]

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The NOCO Genius10 is an excellent all-around choice for its versatility and advanced features.The Battery Tender Plus is a dependable and affordable option for basic maintenance. the Schumacher SC1281 provides added value with its jump-start function. Ultimately, the best battery charger battery tender for you will depend on your individual circumstances and priorities. By carefully considering your needs and comparing the available options, you can make an informed decision and enjoy the benefits of a well-maintained battery for years to come. investing in a quality battery charger battery tender can save time, money, and frustration in the long run. [Shop Budget-friendly battery charger battery tender on Amazon.] submitted by /u/EdwenPrimroseREYI to r/DeviceDiariesInfo [link] [comments]

You guys I'm having a tough time deciding what to buy for my car. I have a phantom pull to my battery, and was looking for load testers that would give me a battery percentage, so i can charge my battery BEFORE it dies. Autozone said it's at 56%, when my mechanic just charged it a week prior. Correct me if I'm wrong but the nocoboost is to jump start a dead battery and isn't good long term to use for charging. Would I use a noco genius instead? I read that it's a trickle charger so it takes better care of the battery. I have a high suspicion that my sound system is what's pulling from the battery. I've heard of adapters that sit between my subwoofers and my battery, so that way the system can pull from the adapter first instead of the battery? But I'm having a tough time finding what this adapter is. I'm down to just disconnecting my battery when I'm not using my car to try and preserve my batteries life, until I can find out what's going on with my car. submitted by /u/Pale_Diamond_5928 to r/batteries [link] [comments]

As title says. Will this be enough? I have a 4 amp I got from harbor freight but I don’t want to risk it. Brand new battery is at 3 months old. Will this be enough? submitted by /u/LeTostieman to r/GolfGTI [link] [comments]