question about my battery charger

[teamjeffrey]

i have a question i have a xstatic batcap charger it can charges my battery's anywhere from 5 to 20 amps it adjusts it self it don't have a switch for what amperage i wanna charge it at but if the battery's are low it automatically it it starts at 5 amps then go to 20 amps then when it's close to being fully charged it goes to 5 amps till it's done is that good or bad and how do i know it's a agm charger or not it does not say if's a agm charger on there site

[crunkjuice1]

From the paper that comes with the XSpower battery it says to use an AGM charger and not to supply charge over 14.4v for 12v batteries AT NO TIME during charging should the battery be subjected to more than 2.4v per cell.

I read in another of the papers not to let the battery take 15v longer than five minutes. Because they can gas.

[Nathan @ XSpower]

Optimal charge rate is 14.4V and 15amps. Just make sure it doesn't charge at too high of a voltage.

[teamjeffrey]

so another words since my charger can up to 20 amps it's unsafe the charger says it's a 5 stage charger and xstatic batcap is a different brand of battery's also designed for car audio i give xstatic batcap a call i need to but also have a charger that can charge agm & deep cycle battery's

[Nathan @ XSpower]

If you are charging all of your batteries at the same time, then the amperage would be divided out across all of the batteries.