Car Chargers

Majority of ustoday carry a mobile phone. Sometimes we travel in a car from one city to another that takes several hours. If suddenly, the battery of the mobile started to blink or completely die, what would you do? You would obviously look for a device that will help you in charging the mobile while travelling in the car. A Car Charger will rescue you in such situation. Dona t worry if your mobile battery dies while moving in a car and you have an urgent call to make, just use a car charger to quickly charge you mobile phone. Most of the cars come with mobile charging socket and the adapter is fitted with a USB socket to plug-in the mobile charging cable. However, car charger is a generic term that is also used for device used for charging the batteries of cars.

Numerous devices like phones, laptops, computer, and even headphones require charged batteries for functioning. Similarly vehicles like RVs, boats, trucks, and cars require batteries. The cars moving on the roads vary from petrol and diesel to electronic versions. Some are even hybrid versions. For this purpose car chargers are used. Once your car is charged, you can take it out anywhere. It is very difficult to analyze which car charger to buy as there are many available in the market. Which type of charger to buy, depends on the use of the battery, type of vehicle, and type of battery.

Types of Battery Chargers

There are many types of car battery chargers. The most common types of car battery chargers are:

• Automatic battery chargers
• Manual battery chargers

 Both the battery chargers work differently and to preserve its lifea s you should follow the instructions.

Manual Battery Chargers

Regardless of the batterya s charge level, manual battery chargers charge the battery. They do not shut down or operate on their own. Until you disconnect the charger, they keep supplying current. Ammeter will inform you when full charging is achieved. To determine the level of charge, voltmeter or hydrometer can also be used. When the battery is fully charged, you pull out the plug to stop charging. If you do not switch off charging process, your battery may get damaged.

Automatic Battery Chargers

As the names itself suggests, automatic battery chargers stop charging automatically. Once the battery is fully charged, they switch to a maintain mode. Battery life wona t be affected with automatic chargers unlike the manual chargers. But, it is always suggested to keep the battery disconnected once it is fully charged.

Other types of chargers

Trickle Chargers - Trickle chargers are maintenance chargers. They can be left plugged in with the battery for two days. They do not have any sensors for determining whether the battery is fully charged or not. You will have to disconnect them manually.

Solar Chargers - Solar chargers tap the solar energy via solar panels. This energy is then converted into current to charge the battery. The solar chargers can be attached to the battery for two days. The solar chargers are convenient to use but may cause damage to the battery if overcharged.

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