Definition of trickle charger in English:

trickle charger

noun

An electrical charger for batteries that works at a steady slow rate from the mains.
连续补充充电器，点滴式充电器
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a rapid charger unlike the trickle chargers that normally come with rechargeable battery operated devices (like your cell phone and radios).
- Larger transformers used in tapered and trickle chargers have the disadvantages of high heat generation, greater weight, and lower efficiency.
- These charge a battery and then maintain them at charged level by cycling on and off when necessary without over charging which trickle chargers can do.
- Although trickle chargers often appear to be a better economic choice for the typical consumer, trickle chargers don't have the advantage of sophisticated electronic control.
- The trickle charger will provide continuous power to your car battery and prevent dead batteries.
- They are also not trickle chargers although they look very much like one.
- The engine I use with this boat is a 9.9hp four stroke with electric start and a trickle charger which keeps the battery topped up.
- The solution is to keep the battery topped up with a trickle charger, ensuring immobilisers and the like won't run it down while the car sits in the garage.
- Both taper and trickle chargers are slow.
- Present trickle chargers, largely due to their inherent lack of sophistication, are generally compatible with only one or two battery types.
- If you attach the trickle charger to an inexpensive wall socket timer you can avoid leaving the battery on charge too long.
- This invention relates in general to battery chargers, and more particularly, to solar power trickle chargers for lead acid batteries.
- If your trickle charger has no cutoff circuit, and you forget to remove the cells, they'll sit there warm to the touch, being slowly cooked.
- Dumb trickle chargers usually get the job done in 12 to 14 hours, but they may be faster or slower.

Definition of trickle charger in US English:

trickle charger

nounˈtrikəl ˈCHärjər

A battery charger that produces a very small current.
Example sentencesExamples
- The solution is to keep the battery topped up with a trickle charger, ensuring immobilisers and the like won't run it down while the car sits in the garage.
- Dumb trickle chargers usually get the job done in 12 to 14 hours, but they may be faster or slower.
- Both taper and trickle chargers are slow.
- The trickle charger will provide continuous power to your car battery and prevent dead batteries.
- If your trickle charger has no cutoff circuit, and you forget to remove the cells, they'll sit there warm to the touch, being slowly cooked.
- They are also not trickle chargers although they look very much like one.
- Present trickle chargers, largely due to their inherent lack of sophistication, are generally compatible with only one or two battery types.
- Larger transformers used in tapered and trickle chargers have the disadvantages of high heat generation, greater weight, and lower efficiency.
- Although trickle chargers often appear to be a better economic choice for the typical consumer, trickle chargers don't have the advantage of sophisticated electronic control.
- This invention relates in general to battery chargers, and more particularly, to solar power trickle chargers for lead acid batteries.
- These charge a battery and then maintain them at charged level by cycling on and off when necessary without over charging which trickle chargers can do.
- It is a rapid charger unlike the trickle chargers that normally come with rechargeable battery operated devices (like your cell phone and radios).
- If you attach the trickle charger to an inexpensive wall socket timer you can avoid leaving the battery on charge too long.
- The engine I use with this boat is a 9.9hp four stroke with electric start and a trickle charger which keeps the battery topped up.

词汇	trickle charger
释义	Definition of trickle charger in English: trickle charger noun An electrical charger for batteries that works at a steady slow rate from the mains. 连续补充充电器，点滴式充电器 Example sentencesExamples It is a rapid charger unlike the trickle chargers that normally come with rechargeable battery operated devices (like your cell phone and radios). Larger transformers used in tapered and trickle chargers have the disadvantages of high heat generation, greater weight, and lower efficiency. These charge a battery and then maintain them at charged level by cycling on and off when necessary without over charging which trickle chargers can do. Although trickle chargers often appear to be a better economic choice for the typical consumer, trickle chargers don't have the advantage of sophisticated electronic control. The trickle charger will provide continuous power to your car battery and prevent dead batteries. They are also not trickle chargers although they look very much like one. The engine I use with this boat is a 9.9hp four stroke with electric start and a trickle charger which keeps the battery topped up. The solution is to keep the battery topped up with a trickle charger, ensuring immobilisers and the like won't run it down while the car sits in the garage. Both taper and trickle chargers are slow. Present trickle chargers, largely due to their inherent lack of sophistication, are generally compatible with only one or two battery types. If you attach the trickle charger to an inexpensive wall socket timer you can avoid leaving the battery on charge too long. This invention relates in general to battery chargers, and more particularly, to solar power trickle chargers for lead acid batteries. If your trickle charger has no cutoff circuit, and you forget to remove the cells, they'll sit there warm to the touch, being slowly cooked. Dumb trickle chargers usually get the job done in 12 to 14 hours, but they may be faster or slower. Definition of trickle charger in US English: trickle charger nounˈtrikəl ˈCHärjər A battery charger that produces a very small current. Example sentencesExamples The solution is to keep the battery topped up with a trickle charger, ensuring immobilisers and the like won't run it down while the car sits in the garage. Dumb trickle chargers usually get the job done in 12 to 14 hours, but they may be faster or slower. Both taper and trickle chargers are slow. The trickle charger will provide continuous power to your car battery and prevent dead batteries. If your trickle charger has no cutoff circuit, and you forget to remove the cells, they'll sit there warm to the touch, being slowly cooked. They are also not trickle chargers although they look very much like one. Present trickle chargers, largely due to their inherent lack of sophistication, are generally compatible with only one or two battery types. Larger transformers used in tapered and trickle chargers have the disadvantages of high heat generation, greater weight, and lower efficiency. Although trickle chargers often appear to be a better economic choice for the typical consumer, trickle chargers don't have the advantage of sophisticated electronic control. This invention relates in general to battery chargers, and more particularly, to solar power trickle chargers for lead acid batteries. These charge a battery and then maintain them at charged level by cycling on and off when necessary without over charging which trickle chargers can do. It is a rapid charger unlike the trickle chargers that normally come with rechargeable battery operated devices (like your cell phone and radios). If you attach the trickle charger to an inexpensive wall socket timer you can avoid leaving the battery on charge too long. The engine I use with this boat is a 9.9hp four stroke with electric start and a trickle charger which keeps the battery topped up.
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