Advice on 240v battery charger for agm and lithium

[paddy26]

I'm looking to purchase a battery charger that will work with lead-acid batteries in my current vehicles but will also work with lithium batteries when I make that investment.
I have purchased a ctek mxs 10 from amazon as it said it is suitable for all battery types however it looks like it's designed for lead-acid batteries and not suitable for lithium.
With Black Friday approaching I'm looking to identify the charger that meets my needs so that I can hopefully pick it up for a good price.

 

[Deaky]

Any from the Victron blue smart range

 

[Kind of Blue]

NOCO G26000

 

[paddy26]

Thanks for the quick replies.
I'm veering towards the victron 12 - 15 as it seems to meet my needs and is cheaper than the noco.

 

[VanDamMan]

Hi ...just in case you want to do an exchange with Amazon... see link

CTEK charger LITHIUM XS : Amazon.co.uk: Automotive

Buy CTEK charger LITHIUM XS at Amazon UK. Free delivery on eligible orders.

www.amazon.co.uk

 

[paddy26]

Hi ...just in case you want to do an exchange with Amazon... see link

CTEK charger LITHIUM XS : Amazon.co.uk: Automotive

Buy CTEK charger LITHIUM XS at Amazon UK. Free delivery on eligible orders.

www.amazon.co.uk

The lithium xs doesn't seem to support lead-acid batteries.

 

[VanDamMan]

The lithium xs doesn't seem to support lead-acid batteries.

Sorry ..well when you make the future investment they may make a universal all type charger if your not in a hurry...due to high costs of lithium and technology changing I’m going to wait a while...but I’ve just brought a second 100a Agm as a back up 5 year warranty..so can wait ...hope you find what your after

 

[Grim Reaper]

What sort of charge current do you need?
NOCO Genius G3500 is a 3.5A that does 6v, 12V Lead Acid/AGM/Lithium.
Their G15000 is a 12V/24V 15A version that does Lead Acid/AGM/Lithium or the G26000 as mentioned earlier that is a 26A version of the same thing.

 

[paddy26]

What sort of charge current do you need?
NOCO Genius G3500 is a 3.5A that does 6v, 12V Lead Acid/AGM/Lithium.
Their G15000 is a 12V/24V 15A version that does Lead Acid/AGM/Lithium or the G26000 as mentioned earlier that is a 26A version of the same thing.

I don't have a hard requirement for charge current. 15A seems to be the sweet spot between charge current vs cost. The G15000 and Victron 12/15 would both meet my needs so I'll see which one I can get the best discount on over the next few weeks.