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POWERHOUSE Waterproof Run & Gun 1 Bank 10 Amp 12 V DC to 16 V DC On Board Lithium Battery Charger

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POWERHOUSE LITHIUM 16 Volt 10 A

12 V DC to 16 V DC ON BOARD

RUN & GUN WATERPROOF BATTERY CHARGER

For Advanced LIFePO4 16 V DEEP CYCLE BATTERY

FOR MARINE ELECTRONICS

(1 Bank Waterproof Charger)

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POWERHOUSE LITHIUM 16 Volt 10 A

12 V DC to 16 V DC ON BOARD

RUN & GUN WATERPROOF BATTERY CHARGER

For Advanced LIFePO4 16 V DEEP CYCLE BATTERY

FOR MARINE ELECTRONICS

(1 Bank Waterproof Charger)

Versatile

Charge your batteries on and off the water.

Waterproof

These chargers are waterproof.

16V lithium marine waterproof charger.  This charger is 100% waterproof and can be mounted onboard your boat as you normally would with marine battery chargers!

This charger has built in low voltage cut off charging activation with a push of a button.

This means when you run your lithium batteries all the way down they will reach what is called low voltage cut off, when this is reached the BMS (battery management system) basically turns the battery off at this point showing zero to little voltage to where the charger doesn't recognize that there is a battery connected.

The activation button adds a short pulse charge into the battery waking up the BMS and allowing charge to start entering the battery.

 

Battery Charger Specs

  • 17.9V at 15amps
  • Waterproof
  • 2lbs 2oz.
  • 7.75" x 3.12" x 1.25"

Wiring Instructions

Download the PDF version.
View the wiring diagram.

Please Note: Lithium chargers are programmed to be used with lithium cranking batteries only. Lead acid/gel/AGM chargers are meant to be used with lead acid, gel and AGM cranking batteries only.

Warning: Wiring in reverse polarity will damage the unit and void the warranty so make sure to follow label instructions and the instructions below.

  1. Wire the red input wire to the cranking battery positive (note use a 50amp circuit breaker between the charger and the battery, to be able to turn off the charger as an option.
  2. Use one 60amp circuit breaker per Run and Gun charger.
  3. Wire Black input wire to the negative post on cranking battery.
  4. Wire the white output wire to the battery you want to charge on the positive post. Make sure to install a inline 20amp fuse between the battery and the DC charger on white wire.
  5. Wire the black output wire to ground.
  6. Slight arch is normal when hooking up wires.

Note if you are using a run and gun for a 24v or 36v series setup then hook positive and negative on the same post as your trolling motor is attached. (Ex: three 12V batteries).

How to setup your system

Setting up 12v or 16v Run & Gun by itself
You need to have a minimum of 10 amps going to the starting battery charge lead or leads. Do not exceed 20amps charge on your 12v cranking battery.

Setting up 24v, 36v with or without a 12v or 16v run & gun
Use extra leads from charger to hook to cranking battery to provide 30 amps of charge current to your cranking battery.

Wiring on DC Charger can be shortened to improve efficiency and a 20-amp fuse holder must be used on output (white) wire when installed.

Whatever charger your boat came with will be able to be used for running the dc chargers. When taking out 12v batteries and replacing them with 24v or 36v lithium batteries, you will have extra charging leads that will no longer be needed to charge the trolling motor batteries. Use these leads to get the proper amount of amperage to the cranking battery to charge both the cranking and turn on the DC chargers to charge the batteries they are hooked to.

We also offer a 12V 35 amp waterproof charger programmed to work with the run and gun system.

Note: If you have to extend the wiring to get to both batteries, then you will have to do that from the white wire on the output side. Always try to make red and black input wires as short as possible so units run cooler.