rs14smith
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Hi all,
For a project I'm doing, I have two 12v batteries connected in series to give me a total of 24v, and those batteries are connected to a motor controller.
Now, the two batteries are inside a battery enclosure that's mounted inside my projects frame, so I can't open the enclosure to access the terminals...at least not that easily.
What I want to be able to do is, I want to find a way to charge both batteries without having to remove the wires from the motor controller (unscrew the terminals on the motor controller and take the wires out), as well as not having to physically un-connect my two batteries from being in series.
Instead of physically doing that, I'd prefer to use a mechanical disconnect "switch", but then I still need a professional way to connect a charger (battery charger) to the batteries without having access to the battery terminals; just the wires.
Attached is an image what I currently have setup.
Hope that's enough info![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
For a project I'm doing, I have two 12v batteries connected in series to give me a total of 24v, and those batteries are connected to a motor controller.
Now, the two batteries are inside a battery enclosure that's mounted inside my projects frame, so I can't open the enclosure to access the terminals...at least not that easily.
What I want to be able to do is, I want to find a way to charge both batteries without having to remove the wires from the motor controller (unscrew the terminals on the motor controller and take the wires out), as well as not having to physically un-connect my two batteries from being in series.
Instead of physically doing that, I'd prefer to use a mechanical disconnect "switch", but then I still need a professional way to connect a charger (battery charger) to the batteries without having access to the battery terminals; just the wires.
Attached is an image what I currently have setup.
Hope that's enough info