Optimate Motorcycle Battery Charger & Optimiser - 0.8A

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The Optimate Motorcycle Battery Charger & Optimiser is designed for owners of 12v Lithium LiFePO4 motorcycle batteries. Its key benefit is maintaining and charging these specific batteries with a low 0.8A charge rate, ideal for long-term storage or recovering slightly discharged batteries. A caveat is its 0.8A charge rate, which is not suitable for rapidly charging larger capacity batteries, focusing instead on maintenance for up to 50Ah and direct charging for up to 10Ah. This charger automatically maintains batteries, preventing sulfation and extending battery life.
| Model Part Number | OPT3LI |
|---|---|
| Brand | Optimate |
This charger is specifically designed for 12-volt Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries only.
It is suitable for optimising and maintaining batteries with a capacity of up to 50Ah.
No, this charger is specifically tuned for Lithium LiFePO4 batteries and should not be used with lead-acid or other battery chemistries.
At a 0.8A charge rate, charging a completely depleted 10Ah battery could take approximately 12-14 hours. However, the charger is optimized for maintenance and topping off rather than rapid charging from empty.
Yes, the charger is designed to be safely left connected to the vehicle during storage. It will automatically manage the charge to keep the battery in optimal condition without overcharging.
An optimiser refers to the charger's ability to not only charge the battery but also to perform diagnostic and maintenance functions, such as desulfation (though primarily for lead-acid) and maintaining optimal voltage levels to prolong battery lifespan.
First, double-check that the battery is a compatible 12v LiFePO4 type. Ensure the polarity is correct when connecting the clamps. If the battery is severely discharged, the charger might not initiate, and you may need a different method to bring the voltage up slightly before using this optimiser.
Ensure the charger is properly plugged into a working AC outlet and that the battery connectors are securely attached to the battery terminals.
Verify that the battery is a 12v Lithium LiFePO4 type and within the compatible capacity range. Check for any damage to the battery or cables. Ensure the battery voltage is not critically low, which might prevent the charger from initiating a charge.
Consult the charger's specific LED indicator guide (if provided separately) for error codes. Common issues include reversed polarity or a battery that is too far discharged for the recovery mode to initiate.
The 0.8A charge rate is intentional for maintenance and optimization. If you require faster charging for a depleted battery, a higher amperage charger may be necessary, ensuring it is still compatible with LiFePO4 technology.
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