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Multi-Current Smart Charger ( 1-2 A ) For any 4.8V - 10.8V NiMH / NiCd Battery Packs - UL Listed
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In Stock
Product ID # 3005
Part Number: CH-UN0409ARC
Quantity Discounts
| Quantity | Amount |
| 5 to 20 | $29.05 |
| 21 to 50 | $28.45 |
| 51 to 100 | $27.85 |
| 101 or more | $26.96 |
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| Features
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- Universal Fast and Smart Charger is designed for charging any NiMH / NiCd Battery Pack from 4.8V - 10.8V , e.g. 4 to 9 cells pack
- One charger for all types of battery packs of RC airplane, RC car and Airsoft .
- LED flashing red-green-red before charging in order to test the IC of the charger if ready to use.
- It is a very smart charger. Just plug it in and wait for the battery to get charged. Red LED indicating charging, and Green LED means fully charged
- Short circuit protection: No output voltage from the charger if the battery is not connected.
- 120-240V AC input for worldwide use.
- First smart charger that get UL safety approved on the market
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| Specs & Functions
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- Detect battery pack voltage (from 4.8 - 10.8V) and choose proper charging voltage automatically
- Cut-off power automatically by negative delta V IC when battery pack is fully charge.
- Built in IC Protecting battery from over current, short circuit & reverse polarity.
- Note:
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| Charging Current
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Two current levels, 2A and 1 A, are selectable by a switch for both high capacity ( > 2100mAh) and low capacity battery pack ( < 2000mAh)
- For battery pack between 1000 mah and 2000 mah, please use the low level switch -- charging rate: 1 A
- For battery pack over 2000 mAh, please use the high level switch -- charging rate: 2A
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| Charging time
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The smart charger will cut-off power automatically when battery is full. However, Charging time can be estimated as the follow:
Time ( Hrs ) = Battery capacity (Ah) / Charging current ( 1A or 2 A )
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| Dimension
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1.5"H X 2.5"W X 5.5"L
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| Weight
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9.6 Oz (272 grams)
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| Accessories included
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- One standard female Tamiya connector with 12" length cable is installed with the charger. It will fit with our RC car batteries from 6V - 12V
One 5' cable with male connector and two clips which allow you to connect a battery pack to the smart charger. - one 4' cable with PC connector is included to connect charger to AC power.
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| Optional
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| Certificated
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| Precautions
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- Please don't use the charger to charge battery pack with capacity less than 1000 mAh
- If you have question on what current setting to use, please check the battery specification to find out what is the maximum charging current before selecting the charging current.
- The charger is designed for indoor use only.
- The charger should be horizontally positioned and work in well ventilated condition, avoid moisture and keep it away from inflammable explosive goods.
- Ambient temperature shall not be more than 40 degree C when using the charger
- Remove the AC power before connect or disconnect the charger with batteries.
- Don't try to disassemble the charger.
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Product Reviews
| (4 Ratings, 3 Reviews) |
Average Rating:
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Works Fantastic
(Unknown)
1/12/2009 2:18 PM
It is used to charge two 8.4V 4200mAh batteries also from Powerizer, and it certainly does it's job. It completely cycles the batteries for the longest run time (the batteries go in a high-end RC car, which is quite demanding) and longest overall lifespan. Would happily buy another!
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Anonymous
(Unknown)
5/29/2009 12:54 PM
The charger feels very well built, and I have yet to have it get at all hot while charging. I've dropped it several times tripping over the cord, and have never had any problems. I have faith that this charger will long outlast these NiMH batteries, and probably NiMH battery technology as a competitive battery chemistry.
The connectors that came with it are Tamiya connectors, which are used in RC cars. I wasn't very impressed with them. They feel cheap, and since they didn't fit my lighting anyways, so I switched everything over to Anderson Power Pole 15A connectors. The Anderson connectors aren't waterproof, and they can be pulled apart, but I have found them to be very, very reliable. Also, I like the fact that if they get caught on something they just pull apart. I have yet to have them come apart just while riding.
Overall, it's a pretty good charger for NiMH packs, and probably NiCDs as well, though I haven't tested it with that. I wish it would charge Li-Ion packs, but batteryspace sells a different, but similar looking one for doing that.
I was pretty impressed with the customer service at BatterySpace.com. They shipped things out pretty quickly (though I only live about 30 miles away).
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Review: Batteryspace NiMh/NiCD charger
Customer27658
(Unknown)
9/29/2008 11:35 AM
I got this to charge two, 6 volt, 4 amp-hour NiMH packs I built (also from batteryspace). I use these packs to power my 10 and 15 watt TurboCat bike lights. This charger harges them reliaby, and seems really well built. The connectors (Tamiya I think) are pretty cheap feeling, but easy to swap out for whatever your connector of choice is. I reccomend Anderson Power Pole 15A.
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