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Minn Kota® Precision Onboard Marine Battery Chargers are optimized to deliver the exact charge you require, creating longer run times and extending the overall life of your battery. The chargers deliver a more consistent 15-amp output for the fastest charge. Ensure a perfect charge by selecting your battery type and viewing the state of charge of each bank (also indicates connection status and power status). These digitally controlled chargers utilize a microprocessor design that protects batteries so you can stay on the water longer. Chargers monitor outside temperature changes to avoid over- or under-charging. Precision Onboard Chargers automatically clean and condition your battery during each charge. Batteries are also protected with multi-stage charging and automatic shut-off.
Exclusive LED display and battery selector
Fastest chargeTrue-rated output
Low-line voltage compensation
Digitally controlled
Automatic temperature compensation
Battery equalization
Battery protection
Web ID: 12081605480157
Rated 4 out of
5 by
PECo from
MK 345 PCI have a two battery (i.e., 24 volt) trolling motor, but my new boat came equipped with a three-bank MK 345 PC, so it also maintains the charge on my cranking battery, too.
So far, so good, but I had some initial problems with the charger not starting the charge cycle on all of the batteries after it was plugged in. Some internet research revealed that the charger is very sensitive to the incoming line voltage, so I bought a heavier (i.e., lower gauge) extension cord into which to plug it and it has since worked without any problems.
The Precision Chargers have an "Equalization Mode" that's supposed to equalize the charge level between the individual cells that make up a 12 volt battery. I've used it once, but really have no idea whether it really does anything. Like I said at the top of this review, so far, so good.
Date published: 2017-05-02
Rated 1 out of
5 by
KenOlum from
Charger behaves oddlyI bought the 4-battery version of this charger to use with AGM batteries. It has many problems. First of all, it takes more than 10 minutes after you plug in the charger before it actually charges at full power. Before that it is gradually increasing from nothing to 5 amps. Secondly, the lights for the progress of the charging are very deceptive. I connected mine to batteries that were mostly charged, and it took about an hour to say 75% charged. Finally, it lingers for a long time at 75% before it finally says that the batteries are charged. It takes so long that I worry that in slightly different circumstances it may charge forever and ruin my batteries.
It may be that this charger is not working as designed, but I cannot find out. When I contacted Minn Kota to find out the intended charging profile, they told me it was proprietary information.
Date published: 2017-04-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
MichAF from
Plug and PlayI'm on season three with my batteries hooked up to this charger and both are still going strong. I check the water in the batteries in the fall, but otherwise, once you get it wired up, just plug it in and forget about it. Full charge every time you launch. Money well spent for fisherman who push their batteries hard.
Date published: 2016-04-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Rainman2 from
Its a keeper!Multi-function, deep charging, multiple battery, multiple style, programmable ( 2 AGM and one flooded lead-cell) charger, by far the best I've ever owned or used. Nothing not to like about this one, especially when sale priced.
Date published: 2016-03-22
Rated 1 out of
5 by
flatheadkiller from
Bad chargerI connected two AGM 31 series batteries that were about 30% drained and when I checked five hours later one bank was at 50% and the other was still at 25%. Both batteries tested the same before hookup. Did charge them though but wasn't stopping. Probably a faulty charger but will be returning and going with something else.
Date published: 2015-07-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ginsmoke from
Great purchaseThe charger has worked better than expected.Love it
Date published: 2015-05-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bigcatchroof from
great choiceI got some new AGM batteries for my boat and needed a charger for them. I already had a Minn Kota charger and liked the way it charged my wet cell batteries. I like the precision charger better because it charges faster and it doesn't matter if I use a long extension cord or not. it also maintains my batteries better without over working them.
Date published: 2014-12-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DwightP980 from
Excellent On Board ChargerBought the Minn Kota Precision 2 bank 6 amp charger to keep my batteries ready to go on a new boat purchase I recently made.
After adding a Minn Kota Riptide ST 55 with I-Pilot and a new AGM battery to my rig I started researching on board chargers and the Minn Kota brand was the decision I made after a lot of research.
Love the fact that I can select different battery chemistry's between my main system/engine battery and the trolling motor battery, and the LED status lights are easy to see even if mounted at a angle.
Come in from a day of fishing, wash the boat down, plug in the charger, and the Minn Kota Precision has me ready to go the next morning again. Beats me having to check and be involved with the charging process as I did years ago.
Great on board charger, which does what it claims!
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. Any of the models with 2 banks and above are compatible with 12/24 volts.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-01-10
Is it 4 bank?
Asked by: Dumb A
This item does come in a 4 bank x 15 amps, you will just need to purchase:
SKU: 2257703
Description: MK 460PC (4 bank x 15 amps)
Model: 1834600
Answered by: BPSResource10
Date published: 2017-10-21
is this a stand alone or requires a power source to charge battery?
Asked by: Tim123
Converts AC power from an outlet to DC power to charge your onboard batteries. So yes it requires a power source.
Answered by: tr20darryl
Date published: 2018-02-19
What is the physical description of this charger?
How big is the unit and what does it weigh? How long are the charging cords? Does this unit generate much heat? What considerations do I need to make when choosing a place to install this?
Asked by: SteamEngineRepairman
The MK-230PC weighs 11 pounds. It measures 8.91" x 9.28" x 3.77" tall. The output leads are 6 feet long. The unit can get rather warm when in use. Up to about 140 degrees. It is advised they be mounted in a ventilated area.
Answered by: Minn Kota Support
Date published: 2018-04-06
Is this bivolt?
Asked by: FabioLie
No, according to the manufacturer, these chargers are not bivolt.
