Can You Start a Car While the Battery Is Charging?
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You can start a car while the battery is charging. Here are some precautions to note when starting a car while the battery is charging: 1. However, during the initial charging stage (when the battery is not fully charged), it may be difficult to start the car. This is because the charger's voltage does not exceed 15V while charging the battery. 2. When starting the engine, the large current required mainly comes from the battery itself. If the battery is not fully charged, it will not be able to provide enough starting current, making it difficult to start the car. The charger has a current-limiting function; when the battery voltage is very low (during startup), the charger's current is limited to a certain range to prevent overload and damage to the charger. 3. After the car is started, the battery voltage rises to around 14V. At this point, the charger will assume the battery is fully charged and will reduce the charging current until it stops charging. Therefore, you can start a car while the battery is charging without damaging the charger.