Very cool. From what I've seen, that's a rare capability that should sell some chargers for them.I reached out to Victron customer support. Their current bluetooth AC chargers will be getting a firmware update early next year to support user-programmable charge parameters.
There may be other options, but those twins are all I've found, too.Yes, Sterling Power ProCharge Ultra and ProMariner Pronautic P series are the only ones I know of currently, outside the combi-inverter style units.
I think Samlex make some.There may be other options, but those twins are all I've found, too.
I'll take a look. It's good to have options, and as more expensive battery chemistries see more use, manufacturers are going to have to innovate or be left behind.I think Samlex make some.
I looked at pictures from distributors and it seems like the IP65 is weird plug->weird plug accessories, and the accessories are one pair of clamps and one pair of ring terminals. The IP67 is just ring terminals. So your options are straight out to ring terminals or weird plug.The IP 67 is plenty IP and has a 25A model, I just wished it had the cool cable accessories of the IP 65. My current NOCO charger has that universal cable setup and it is really cool. What I might do if I do get a Victron is put cut up a NOCO accessory and add the NOCO connector to a Victron charger.
How do you like your tailgate escalator? I've never tried one.
Those weird plugs are actually pretty cool. The IP65 will come with a ring and clip attachments. Buy an extra set of rings and attach it to two separate batteries. Use the clips if you come up with a 3rd battery. It is very convenient. I would consider the IP65 if it had a higher amperage output.I looked at pictures from distributors and it seems like the IP65 is weird plug->weird plug accessories, and the accessories are one pair of clamps and one pair of ring terminals. The IP67 is just ring terminals. So your options are straight out to ring terminals or weird plug.
Lol sorry, I google image'd that truck. I don't have those contraptions, and I have a camper shell on top. I do have the stair-in-tailgate thing and it's nice. I'm pretty tall but often find myself like 1/10th of an inch too short to scoot my ass on to the tailgate because of parking on slight inclines.How do you like your tailgate escalator? I've never tried one.
Tell us more about those contraptions mounted to the sides of the bed.