LiTime IP67 Waterproof 14.6V 10A LiFePO4 Onboard Charger, Fast Charging, 4 Safety Protections, Better Charging Performance, Extend Lithium Batteries Life, with LED Indicator, Outdoor & Marine Use

Using this charger to keep a 12V 200AH LiTime battery charged to run a WiFi hotspot, several security cameras, weather station, motion sensors, and lights in a small garden shop out in a10 acre property. Battery powers a 600W inverter and also have a MPPT charge controller for when I can get some solar panels. Working OK so far.Expensive for a 12V charger.

This is a nice little lipo charger. Don't know why all LiFePO4 chargers are so darn big, but this isn't any different than any of the other ones that I've seen (that aren't crazy expensive). I've used it to charge or recharge at least two dozen times now and no issues are present.

Got this to charge a LiFePo motorcycle battery when I discovered my usual battery tender wouldn't work with it correctly (requires higher than normal voltage input to charge). Basically hooked it up to a timer that would run it a few hours at a time every so often to top off the battery. Worked fine for that, never had any issues. Never had reason to test the waterproof features, but it sat out in my garage in various types of inclement weather without problem. Lot more expensive than my other 12V battery tender, but I guess it's par for the course for these newer battery types.

I already have a 10Amp Lifepo4 charger that I use for a DIY milkcrate battery box setup. The one I have already is plastic, cheap, light. This, however, is heavy as F***. It's built like a tank. I've not submerged it in the bathtub yet to test its water-resistant rating, but I have no doubts. The connections are awesome and I wish my other one had similar connections. I decided not to use it for my DIY build due only to the weight, but I'm thinking of using it as a separate charger since I can keep the battery cable connected and simply plug it in while keeping the charger itself separate from the build, and testing the charger it works perfectly. It is pricey, and I think a lot of people probably don't need to spend so much or need something quite so robust, but if you do, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this.On another note, I also have a LITime Mini 100AH LiFePO4 battery, and I was wholly impressed by that. Overall I believe LiTime seems to have great products and I'm waiting to be able to afford the 1000W Pure Sine Wave inverter. Also the company is responsive and asked about how consumers are using the products which tells me that they are taking an active interest in improving their products to fit the actual use of the customers, which goes a long way. Packaging for the product(s) is great, and they seem to have a lot of sales/discounts that pop up sporadically so if you can score this or other products at a good price, I would recommend them to anyone looking for quality but affordable products.This is basically the only company I've ever raved about in reviews, rather than just the product itself, and I haven't had to use any warranty services yet but I have little doubt that they are customer service oriented and will make right any issues you might have.

I ordered this charger for the 12-volt Lithium batteries we use around the property. All of these batteries are connected to solar panels with voltage controllers, but during dark days and low energy inputs, the batteries remain at low levels, and if left long enough, battery performance declines. I ordered this to charge and maintain the batteries when necessary.This charger is well-designed and constructed. It is equipped with an Anderson 50 amp connector. I have XT60 connectors on all my batteries, so I bought a low-cost Anderson to XT60 adaptor, and it works fine. This charger's exterior looks durable. It's made from ABS plastic and is entirely seamless. There's an IP67 waterproof rating, allowing me to use it in humid conditions with no problems. The 14.6-volt charger is intended to charge Lithium batteries rated at 12 volts. I appreciate the 10 amp current flow because the slower charging speed is better for extending battery life. I've used this for about 3 months now, and it ticks all the boxes for charging and maintaining my 12-volt batteries.