Can I charge a 7.2 V battery with a 6V charger?

Can I charge a 7.2 V battery with a 6V charger?

assuming your 7.2V pack is lithium, a 9.6V charger is not designed to safely charge a lithium battery of any kind. No, of course not. 7.2 volts is a 6 cell battery, and 9.6 volts is an 8 cell. It will almost certainly damage the battery pack.

Can a 12 volt battery be charged with a 9 volt charger?

You can, provided that the battery is charged according to the battery specification.

Can 5V charge 7.4 V battery?

Regardless of the nominal power of the 5V power source, the module can safely and efficiently charge the lithium battery. The actual charging current and efficiency depends on load capacity of the power supply and the power loss of the cable.

Can you charge a 12V battery with a 5V charger?

No, u can’t run a 12V motor on 5V supply because 5V supply can not provide much current to motor to rotate.

Can we charge 12V battery with 10v charger?

Too high current will cause the temperature to rise and may rupture the cell. Too low current will just not charge the batteries. This current is determined by the size of the battery current rating. 10\% charging current will be safe for most batteries, 1\% can be safe for trickle charge.

How many volts do you charge a NiCad battery with?

You don’t charge nicads with Volts you charge with Amps the voltage is irrelevant. I agree you charge nicads with current, but the charger must be capable of supplying about 1.5 volts per cell at the battery terminals to fully charge the battery.

What voltage to fully charge a Leand acide battery?

Assuming a high enough voltage isn’t available, you can use an electronic constant current source to do the same thing – I would suggest 12V or so for charging 7.2V from a constant current source. Not open for further replies. what voltage to fully charge a leand acide battery?

What is the voltage of a LiPo battery pack?

They may be called “6-cell” and “7-cell” packs, or called by their voltage: 7.2 volts and 8.4 volts (since 6 x 1.2 = 7.2, and 7 x 1.2 = 8.4). With LiPos, this is different. A single LiPo cell delivers 3.7 volts, and seeing as this is the case, LiPo packs come with fewer cells for a particular voltage.

Why can’t you charge a battery by charging it with voltage alone?

The resulting voltage settles where it settles based on internal resistance and other things. There are limits to the rate at which you can charge a battery. Use of a charger based on voltage alone might ruin the battery or worse, create a dangerous situation. Some batteries are made to be charged at high rates, others aren’t.