GEN5X2
With two banks, GEN5x2 can supply 5 amps to 12-volt batteries. It provides similar functionalities as the GEN5x1 in that you can use it in all kinds of lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries. Since it’s an upgrade of the NOCO GENM2, it is 27% smaller but delivers 47% more power.
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Pros
- Rugged construction for marine use.
- Gets battery to maximum capacity.
- Acts as a battery maintainer.
- Two banks for dual connection.
Cons
- Cables are not always pliable during the first few uses.
GEN5X3
This battery charger supports three banks at 5 amps each. This feature brings the total amperage to 15 amps for 12 volts. It has all five modes, and you can enjoy precision charging, as well as the capability to jumpstart dead batteries.
Pros
Pros
- Easy to use.
- Supports 24-volt batteries.
- Can mount permanently on a boat.
- Slick and lightweight construction.
Cons
- Not ideal for garage use where temperatures are high.
GENPRO10X1
This charger is similar to the GEN1. However, GEN10x1 is 41% smaller than GEN1. It’s another onboard battery charged for outdoor and wet areas, and it is 100% waterproof since it is sealed completely. With this model, you can charge multiple chemistries and battery types so it can take on flooded, gel, wet chemistries of marine, deep-cycle, and many other battery types.
This charger boasts automatic charging and overcharging protection. It also has charge level indicators to know when the charge is complete.
Pros
- Robust for rugged use.
- Works as a trickle charger, battery desulfator, and battery maintainer.
- Fully automatic.
Cons
- It’s bulky. You may not find the ideal spot for it.
GENPRO10X2
This model has two banks and delivers 10 amps per bank. Hence, it is a 20-amp charger that supports 12V batteries. GEN10x2 can charge multiple chemistries at the same time. It is ideal for a coastal home with multiple batteries that need charging while protecting the unit from saltwater.
Pros
- Delivers 10 amps per battery.
- Can reduce charging time.
- Smaller than GEN2.
Cons
- It lacks a remote, so you cannot see charging status if it’s in a non-viewable location.
GENPRO10X3
This battery charger is for those who spend their time on the water. You’ll want a reliable battery that can make your stay stress-free. GEN10x3 has three banks each that can supply 10 amps to each connected battery. It can withstand cold temperatures as low as -4°F and hot environments up to 104°F.
Pros
- Supports thermal protection.
- Ideal for three battery-setup.
- Automatically adds charge every 24 hours after the end of the charge cycle.
Cons
- May not support continued use of house batteries because of the maintenance mode.
GENPRO10X4
It’s the heaviest in the GEN line, but you can count on GEN10x4 for everyday use. This battery charger comes with four banks to supply 10 amps to 12-volt batteries. With selectable charging modes and an auto repair function, you can take out all the idle batteries and restore their capacities in no time.
Pros
- Provides independent charging of each bank.
- It can charge dead batteries.
- Quick and easy installation process………
Cons
- Some plastic parts can become sun-damaged.
GX
GX2440
This 40-amp charger is rated for industrial use. It can charge electric vehicles and utility vehicles with the help of advanced technology that provides fast and efficient charging. Multiple charging modes are available at the push of a button. GX2440 supports 24-volt lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries.
Pros
- 92% efficiency.
- Replaceable AC and DC cables.
- Offers advanced diagnostics.
Cons
- Feels over-engineered for the purpose.
GX3626
GX3626 is another safe industrial charger that will give you peace of mind when charging EVs, golf carts, pallet jacks, utility vehicles, and other systems. GX3626 is a 26-amp model for 36-volt batteries. You can set this model to support multiple batteries with a total voltage of 36 volts. It offers 92% efficiency to bring batteries to the maximum capacity.
Pros
- Supports lots of interchangeable accessories.
- Detachable AC and DC cables.
- Tamperproof user interface.
Cons
- It can run warm in a hot climate.
GX4820
GX4820 delivers high-performance for charging a 48 volts battery setup. It has wide compatibility for whichever lead-acid or lithium-ion battery that you have. As an industrial charger, you can expect it to withstand temperatures on both sides of the scale.
Pros
- Excellent airflow.
- Die-cast aluminum case.
- Engineered to prevent overcharging.
Cons
- Bulky at 13.2 pounds.
Final Thoughts
From getting your car started and back on the road to maintaining RVs, boats, and other battery types, NOCO has everything under its sleeve. As you can see, GEN batteries are better off in wet areas than in hot climates.
If you have a fleet of EVs, you can avoid the hassle of plugging in different batteries to each unit with the GX battery chargers. GEN also support charging multiple batteries but it has to be a 12-volt system.
So, are you ready to choose between NOCO GEN vs. GX?
The ball’s now on your court.
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