Tennant T12 – How to Charge the Battery


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Video Description

This video guide from Alpha Power Cleaners explains how to correctly charge the battery on a Tennant T12 floor scrubber dryer. Following the right charging procedure is essential for protecting your battery, maximising its lifespan, and keeping the machine ready for work.

In this video, you will see exactly:

  • where the charging port is located under the seat
  • how to connect the Anderson plug and plug the charger into a 240V socket
  • how to check the charger is cycling correctly
  • why opportunity charging is harmful to battery life
  • why you should deplete the battery fully before charging and allow 8 to 12 hours

 

Correct charging practice protects the battery from premature wear and avoids costly replacement bills.

If you are unsure about any part of the process – or you need servicing, repairs, parts, or technical support for your Tennant T12 – contact Alpha Power Cleaners. Our team specialises in Tennant scrubber dryers and industrial floor cleaning machines, providing expert help whenever you need it.

 

Video Transcript

Hi, I’m Nick from Alpha Power Cleaners and today we will be discussing the Tennant T12 ride-on scrubber dryer. In this particular video, we’ll be discussing best practice on how to charge the machine.

In order to charge the machine, you simply lift the seat and behind the seat is a grey port. Plug the grey Anderson plug into the port on the machine. The 240V plug will then go into the wall and you switch the charger on. Always ensure that the charger is going through its cycles and is indeed charging the machine.

Let me take this time to remind you that opportunity charging is a big no-no on these machines. Best practice is always to deplete the battery right down to the last bar before putting it back on charge. Once it’s on charge, we always suggest an 8 to 12 hour charge time.