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Question: Does the cord use SAE connectors? (or something specific to NOCO)
Document: It also plugs directly into an outlet and does not have a power cord like the Battery Tender. Make sure you have an extra outlet, or you can run an extension cord.It includes ring terminals and alligator clips, and these connect to the NOCO via water resistant connectors that have an o-ring seal. The Battery Tender use the 2 pin SAE connectors that are not weatherproofed.The alligator clips are large and intended for the large round terminals on batteries. The ring terminals are intended for permanent installations. I opt for smaller alligator clips so that I can clip them onto the battery terminal connectors on most cars and motorcycles, versus using the larger bulkier clips.When I first connected the NOCO to a 12V car battery I had lying around, it was confused as to whether it was 6V or 12V, so the LEDs kept switching around.
I bought this to use on my motorcycle. The battery was struggling as much as one can struggle and I needed to do something quickly before it died completely. After reading reviews and some forum suggestions the NOCO Genius G750 was the clear choice.I attached the permanent leads to the battery and plug it in everyday. The extra clamps allow me to also use this to condition my car battery as well. Easy to use? It is as plug-n-play as they get. The cord is long enough to reach multiple vehicles from one outlet in my garage.
Its dimensions are 4.5 x 2.7 x 1.3 inches. Unlike the NOCO G1100 and GENM1, the G750 has no AC power cord (i.e., the AC plug is an integral part of the charger's body). You can use an extension cord with this charger; there is a table in the User Manual to determine the minimum AWG size of the extension cable. NOCO includes the exact same table in the User Manuals of several different charger models; instead, the User Manual for each charger should explicitly state the requirement for that specific charger.The charging process (from the NOCO user's manual):- The battery charger will begin in the STANDBY mode, indicated by a GREEN LED.
They offer extensions for the DC cord too. I also charge some 12v radio batteries, and having it plug onto the wall above the counter makes it easy to see.++ Quality connectors and clamps make them easy to use and with keyed connectors, there are no polarity screw-ups (you still have to get the red clamp on the postive terminal though! :-)The connectors lock both easily and firmly.++ Simple operation. Plug and play, just select 6 or 12 volt and the charger does the rest.++ Great support!
The NOCO Genius G750 charger was very handy to have and easy to use for my small farm equipment. From brush chipper to garden tractor, it's versatility is impressive. This winter I expect to alternate use on my equipment to maintain battery levels until I can afford one for each battery.I am using a permanent plug cord on my recently restored sport car during the coming winter for maintenance and the battery clamps for the small equipment charging. A must have for the farm and garden equipment.
However, it is not fully automated; you have to initially use the MODE button to select one of two "Charge Modes" (6 V or 12 V). So far, I have only used the "12 V" mode.The NOCO G750 charger/maintainer comes with two sets of quick disconnect cables that allow connection of the charger via: (1) wires with ring terminals or (2) wires terminated with battery clamp connectors (see the product photos). You can purchase additional quick-disconnect connectors (NOCO Genius GC002 Eyelet Terminal Connector).
I have five different NOCO chargers, I purchased each one for a specific task and I couldn't be happier. Unlike a trickle charger that just keeps charging until you turn it off, these chargers maintain a battery for you worry free until you need it again.
You might need to have the vechicle or battery closer to the wall outlet, or purchase additional extension cord for the charge cord side.NOCO Genius GC004 10' Extension CableNOCO has a great line of smart chargers with several levels of power output, make sure you are buying the one you need.All user manuals are available as PDF files on the NOCO web site to check out.. Even if you order a charger you might want to download it as the printed ones supplied with the units are postage stamp size and most people will have problems reading them easily.Update note;If you are used to a float charger that is NOT smart like the G750 you need to remember one thing with daily use...  if you keep it attached to your lawn tractor battery (etc) so that it's always ready to go, after you disconnect the clips and use your tractor, you have to remember to UNPLUG the NOCO G750 from the AC power and connect the battery clips FIRST then plug in the G750 to AC power.
****This is the second one of this type of device I've owned, the first one being a Battery Tender Junior by Deltran. I use them to maintain a charge on the battery in my 1994 Suzuki Intruder motorcycle. This one works as well as the first one, i.e., just fine, no better, no worse. ****I have tried using the NOCO Genius G750 6V/12V 750mA Amp Smart Battery Charger and Maintainer on the following devices, with the following results.Motorola Droid Razr smartphone -- set to 12 volts, fried the phone permanentlyBackup Motorola Droid Razr smartphone -- set to 6 volts, fried the phone permanently24-volt DeWalt cordless drill -- connectors don't match18-volt DeWalt cordless drill -- connectors don't matchMy cousin's 18-volt Rigid reciprocating saw, named Frank -- connectors don't matchHoover Dam starting motor -- takes too long (by my calculations, about 2,000 years even at 12 volts)International Space Station -- testing not yet completeI subtract no stars for these deficiencies, I just thought you'd want to know.
There are 5 LED indicators and no way am I going to remember what is what.Still another issue is the supplied manual. I've seen fine print but this manual is ridiculously small. My eyesight is not what it used to be and even with glasses I can barely read it. So I'm supposed to go find a magnifying glass? Luckily the manual is available for download from NOCO's website and I will reprint some of the more important pages (like the one that tells you what the LEDs mean).And one final issue is that while NOCO offers an SAE Adapter, it is not supplied with any of their chargers.
Answer: yes