Multi-Current Smart Charger (0.9-1.8 A) For 6V - 12V NiMH / NiCd Battery Packs

• Universal Smart Charger is designed for charging any NiMH / NiCd Battery Pack from 6.0V - 12V , e.g.  5 to 10 cells pack 
• LED flashs 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.

• Detect battery pack voltage (from 6.0 - 12.0V) 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.

• For battery pack between 1000 mAh and 1800 mAh, please use the low level switch -- charging rate: 0.9 A
• For battery pack over 1800 mAh, please use the high level switch -- charging rate: 1.8A

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 ( 0.9A or 1.8 A )

• Standard Female Tamiya Connector
• Square pin = Positive
• Also come with Standard Male Tamiya to Mini Female Tamiya Cable and Standard Male Tamiya to Aligator Cable

• 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. 
• Always charge battery in a location that is clear from any potential for fire hazard
• If you don't use the charger, please disconnect it from the AC power.
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