filippomasoni
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Do I need a variable bench DC power supply or I can get by with one of these: https://shop.gwl.eu/Chargers-6V-to-36V/Charger-3-6V-20A-for-LiFePO4-cells-1-cell.html?cur=1
I'd like to have a small power supply, that works all over the world (AC 100-240V 50-60Hz) that I could keep in the camper in case of need and I don't like those bulky variable bench chargers. I'd also get this: https://shop.gwl.eu/Chargers-6V-to-...attery-charger-27-6V-21A-600W.html?cur=1#tab1 as my shore power charger, that also works worldwide.
Will this be able to top balance my cells in parallel? What's the difference with a variable power supply that I see everyone using?
I guess the upside of the variable one is that I can choose the voltage and charge for example at a more conservative 3.6V or maybe 3.25 if I need to store the cells for a few months, which I will have to actually.
I'd like to have a small power supply, that works all over the world (AC 100-240V 50-60Hz) that I could keep in the camper in case of need and I don't like those bulky variable bench chargers. I'd also get this: https://shop.gwl.eu/Chargers-6V-to-...attery-charger-27-6V-21A-600W.html?cur=1#tab1 as my shore power charger, that also works worldwide.
Will this be able to top balance my cells in parallel? What's the difference with a variable power supply that I see everyone using?
I guess the upside of the variable one is that I can choose the voltage and charge for example at a more conservative 3.6V or maybe 3.25 if I need to store the cells for a few months, which I will have to actually.