Bioenno Power 14.6V, 6A AC-to-DC Charger (Anderson Powerpole) for 12V LiFePO4 Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries (BPC-1506A)

Does what it suppose to do and well charges my 20 ah battery like a champ

voltage is correct 14.6 volts, picture shows a barrel connector with adapter to anderson, mine has no barrel connector, will not charge a battery without purchasing a battery connector, charger operates at 134 degrees fahrenheit.

Wanted to see if I could charge my power bank with Anderson power and wall power at the same time sense the literature told me that I could get about a hundred Watts from the wall and about 100 Watts from solar power (Anderson) at the same time for combined 200 Watts worth of charging power. It turned out that the two plugs won't charge at the same time it's either one or the other. But it was still nice to know that this charger only puts out about 75 Watts for whatever your application may be. I'm not going to return it because it's still an additional way to charge my battery in case something weird happens to the main ports. But it certainly wasn't expensive experiment.

I keep my shack, 3 radios and one 2m amplifier, running off one bioenno 12V 12Ah battery. The 2A charger struggled to keep the battery charged but the 6A keeps the battery topped off even when the rigs are transmitting. Very happy with this setup.

No charged pilot light.

Actual voltage is 13.3 and this think says 13.6 If it is not important to you to have an accurate voltage reading then this device is fine. For me that was way to far off. I returned it.