Ive heard of CC charging, CV charging, Taper charging, Trickle charging, and Float charging. What do Rhino-Charge chargers do?
The Rhino-Charge process starts at a low charge current. The discharge pulses help to reduce the battery impedance. The current then increases as the battery can accept a higher charge rate. The processor monitors the battery’s condition and adjusts the charge and discharge pulses for the optimal charge. As the charge process nears completion, the charge current is tapered down in steps until a full charge is reached. A couple of minutes after the charge ends, the charger enters a maintenance mode with pulses that keep your battery charged and conditioned indefinitely. Yes, you can leave your charger plugged up to your battery for months without gassing or drying out your battery.
