All CC/CV chargers will do that. You have to put in some some time getting a feel for charging to know how to handle both this and your cutoff timer (which you should be using as a fail-safe). BTW I use Mean Well LED power supplies as do many DIY builders as an alternative to a Satiator. Arguably the Mean Wells are a better choice given their using pots instead of a software interface thats a little clunky and limits you to specific profiles. Since they are genuinely IP65 I mount them onto some of my bikes as a permanently attached onboard charger.
How about a charger – quickly adjustable for voltage and current – that is rated for hundreds of thousands of hours of use before it typically fails?
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I also have a 60v lab power supply at my office that does the same job. It lacks the incredible MTBF of the fanless, weatherproof Mean Wells, but it can be set down to a charge rate of around 0.20 amps (Satiator bottoms out at about 0.50a) and has nice dials to quickly set from one voltage or current rate to another, with a nice 3-digit-accurate display. When I am at work, if I am making a trip to the bank during the day, or taking an extended trip across town to Costco after work, I can benefit from a quick, convenient change to voltage and current levels. Its a small convenience but when you're riding daily for utility not recreation little stuff like this counts.
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On that 0.2a charge rate, I charge only to a level needed to finish to my target by end of the current day. Typically 0.20a is sufficient, 0.50a or even a whopping 1.0a if I want to throw caution to the winds and just pour on the juice willy-nilly.