Hi all
I’m having problems 
Does Anybody know if the charger below is suitable for charging a 36v 1000w quad?
The quad runs off 3 x 12v batteries each as follows
(12v 12AH)
Constant current charge 1.5- 2.0A
Constant Voltage charge 14.7- 14.9v
Constant Floating voltage 13.7- 13.9v
Converting current 350- 400mA
The charging unit - Jincheng Model HBC-03
Input Ac 80-240v 50/60Hz
Output Dc 36v. Max 1.6A
Equal changing voltage: 44.5+_0.2v
Floating change voltage: 41.5+_0.2v
Any comments will be a great help
Thanks in advance
Hi @Matty_Whewell
Charging batteries is usually a bit more complicated. In your case, I see no damage in using those charging unit. You may see a little delay in charging due to 350- 400mA current draw. I think your quad has all the protection circuit to handle every thing when battery get full charged.
Regards!
Thank you for your input, I thought as much but wanted further advice as I have two of these charging units, the first one blew the circuit apart when I plugged it in 
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Always good to double check before plugging in again.
@Matty_Whewell I think you should measure the output voltage from the charging unit using a multimeter. Are you using a Li-ion or Li-polymer battery or any other ? Update with measured output voltage!!
Hi all
the battery is a Yuasa 12v 12Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery
Will update post when I have measured the output voltage of the charger
Hi! I though you were using a Li-ion battery. 
My bad.
Anyway, whats the type of connection you choose, is it a parallel or a series connection?
It is bad to charge batteries in series, as it can cause uneven charging, polarity problems, and potential damage. It is better to charge each battery individually using a 12v charger. Also, some 12v battery needs a 13.7v charger for charging. Its better you charge them individually and the charger you mentioned in your post is bad for charging a 12v battery individually.