Should Hood be Open When Using GENIUS1 Battery Charger
Updated 06/04/2021 | Published 06/03/2021 >
Question:
I have a 2007 Grand Prix that isnt driven much. I have decided to use the NOCO Genius 1 as a trickle charger. Is it okay to use this product for long-term battery maintenance with the battery in the car and the hood closed? The instructions say lead-acid batteries can release flammable gas and to use it in a well ventilated area. Im not sure if a closed-hood environment meets these requirements. Thanks!
asked by: Aaron
Expert Reply:
You will want to make sure your hood is open at least somewhat when using the NOCO Genius Smart Battery Charger - 1 Amp # 329-GENIUS1.
This will be the safest way to use the charger; the hood doesn't have to be totally open but if you can at least prop it up somewhat you will definitely want to do that.
I have added a link to the instructions and a video review below to check out of the NOCO Genius Smart Battery Charger - 1 Amp # 329-GENIUS1.
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NOCO Genius Smart Battery Charger - AC to DC - 6V/12V - 1 Amp
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