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Chargers & Solar

Onboard marine chargers, lithium-specific chargers and solar panels. Lithium batteries need a charger with a lithium (LiFePO4) profile, so check compatibility before you buy. New to electric boating? Start with our buying guide.

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NOCO

GEN5X1 12V 5A 1-Bank Onboard Marine Charger

$

A single-bank onboard charger and maintainer for one 12V battery.

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NOCO

GEN5X2 12V 10A 2-Bank Onboard Marine Charger

$$

Two independent banks, a common choice for 24V trolling motor setups.

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NOCO

GENPRO10X2 12V 20A 2-Bank Onboard Marine Charger

$$$

Faster 10A-per-bank charging for larger battery banks.

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Minn Kota

Precision MK-110PCL Onboard Charger, 1 Bank, 10A

$$

A single-bank onboard charger from Minn Kota.

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LiTime

12V 20A Lithium Battery Charger (14.6V)

$

A LiFePO4-specific charger with 14.6V output and 0V activation.

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Renogy

100W N-Type Solar Panel

$

A rigid 100W panel for keeping a house or trolling battery topped up at the dock.

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Renogy

100W 12V Solar Starter Kit with 30A PWM Controller

$$

Panel plus charge controller in one box for a simple solar setup.

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How to choose a charger

  • Battery type: lithium batteries need a charger with a LiFePO4 mode. Many marine chargers support both, but check before you buy.
  • Banks: one bank per 12V battery. A 24V setup with two batteries needs a 2-bank charger, and 36V needs 3 banks.
  • Amps: more amps per bank means faster charging. 5A suits maintenance, 10A+ suits a battery you drain every trip.
  • Solar: a 100W panel helps keep a battery topped up at the dock or on a mooring.

Learn more about batteries in our battery sizing guide.

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