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Shop for Battery Chargers by Voltage
Find the perfect charger to meet your voltage needs
The voltage of a battery is an important thing to know when searching for chargers. Typical cars and motorcycles run off of a 12 volt battery which will require that specific charger voltage. Children's power wheels toys will utilize a 6 or 12 volt battery set-up, but must be charged using the actual power wheels brand of charger. Choosing the correct charger for a battery is as important as the actual battery itself.Not sure which voltage of charger you need? You can give us a call toll free at 1-877-775-4381 to talk to a technician, or click on the contact us tab in the main navigation menu above.
12 Volt Battery Chargers
Chargers for cars, trucks, ride-on toys, scooters, wheelchairs and more
Choosing the right battery charger will depend on the actual voltage of the battery itself needing to be charged. 12 volt batteries tend to be most commonly used in applications such as cars, motorcycles, children's toys, electric scooters, power chairs and wheel chairs. We carry many name brand 12 volt battery chargers priced to sell for your battery powering needs. Most chargers are designed for universal application use but bear in mind that some brand applications require specific chargers.
Not sure which battery charger is best suited for you? You can give us a call toll free at 1-877-775-4381 to talk to a technician, or click on the contact us tab in the main navigation menu above.
16 Volt Battery Chargers
Automotive and racing vehicle battery chargers
Choosing the right battery charger will depend on the actual voltage of the battery itself needing to be charged. 16 volt batteries tend to be most commonly used in applications such as custom automotive applications and racing vehicles. We carry many name brand 16 volt battery chargers priced to sell for your battery powering needs. Most chargers are designed for universal application use but bear in mind that some brand applications require specific chargers.Not sure which battery charger is best suited for you? You can give us a call toll free at 1-877-775-4381 to talk to a technician, or click on the contact us tab in the main navigation menu above.
24 Volt Battery Chargers
Choosing the right battery charger will depend on the actual voltage of the battery itself needing to be charged. 24 volt batteries tend to be most commonly used in applications such as custom automotive applications, commercial automobiles, scooters and electric wheelchairs. We carry many name brand 24 volt battery chargers priced to sell for your battery powering needs. Most chargers are designed for universal application use but bear in mind that some brand applications require specific chargers.
Not sure which battery charger is best suited for you? You can give us a call toll free at 1-877-775-4381 to talk to a technician, or click on the contact us tab in the main navigation menu above.
6-Volt Battery Chargers & Maintainers
High-Tech Battery Solutions carries name-brand 6-volt battery chargers, trickle chargers, and maintainers from NOCO Genius, Deltran Battery Tender, and CTEK - for a child's Power Wheels ride on, a classic car, a vintage motorcycle, a lawn tractor, or a battery in seasonal storage. Most of our 6-volt chargers also handle 12-volt (and some 24-volt) batteries, so one unit can cover the whole garage.
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How to pick the right 6-volt charger
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6-volt charging basics
- How a battery charger and maintainer works
- Battery recharge time calculator - estimate charge time from Ah and amps
Can I use a 12-volt charger on a 6-volt battery?
No. A 12-volt charger pushes roughly 14 volts into the battery, which badly overcharges a 6-volt battery - it will gas, overheat, and can be permanently damaged. Use a charger set to 6 volts, or a multi-voltage smart charger (like the NOCO Genius line) that you switch to 6V mode. On a NOCO Genius you hold the mode button for a few seconds to select 6V.
What amp charger do I need for a 6-volt battery?
Aim for a charge rate of about 10 to 20 percent of the battery's amp-hour capacity. A small 6V toy, motorcycle, or lawn-equipment battery charges nicely at 1 to 2 amps; a larger deep-cycle or car battery can take 5 to 10 amps for a faster charge. When in doubt, a lower amp rate is always safe, it just takes longer.
How long does it take to charge a 6-volt battery?
A rough estimate is the battery's amp-hours divided by the charger's amps, plus about 20 percent for the final absorption stage, so a 10Ah battery on a 2-amp charger takes roughly six hours. A smart charger stops automatically when the battery is full, so you can leave it connected.
Can one charger handle both 6-volt and 12-volt batteries?
Yes. Most of the chargers on this page are 6V/12V (and some also do 24V), so a single unit can charge a motorcycle, a car, and a ride-on toy. You set the charger to match the battery - on a NOCO Genius you hold the mode button to choose 6V or 12V.
8 Volt Battery Chargers
Not sure which battery charger is best suited for you? You can give us a call toll free at 1-877-775-4381 to talk to a technician, or click on the contact us tab in the main navigation menu above.