Ansmann Powerline 8 battery charger
The Ansmann Powerline 8 charger is a smart charger with discharge function and a USB support for your laptop.
Once the charged battery, the charging process is automatically stopped and switched to the slow load (load buffer with current pulses). This feature ensures optimum performance and neutralizes the self-discharge. The battery can remain in the unit until it is ready to be used. If a non-rechargeable or defective battery accidentally, this will be indicated by a flashing red LED. Each stack is individually monitored during charging and it is loaded individually to its maximum capacity. For batteries that have become a little "tired" after a long storage, a discharge function is available. Unloading and reloading several times, these batteries can be refreshed and the capacity can be increased. The USB port offers the possibility to also charge mobile devices.
For 1 to 8 AA/AAA (NIMH/NICD) batteries
Discharge of the batteries before the possibility of charge
Individual control of each pile
Multicolored LED indicators showing the status of the battery for each slot to load
Multiple protections against overload by battery
Automatic disconnection (-dV) and maintenance charge
Faulty cell detection / accidental alkaline insertion detection
Protection against polarity inversion
Technical characteristics
Input: 100-240 V AC / 50-60 Hz (for universal use)
For Mignon AA 1000 mAh charge time: 2.4 h
Charging current: 500 mA for batteries LR06
Discharge current: 200 mA for batteries LR03
Charge USB port: 5V / 1 000 my
- EAN : 4013674019397
- Type: Charger
- Other information: 8 Batteries
- Weight (Kg): 0.444
- Length (mm): 139
- Width (mm): 120
- Height (mm): 31
- Type of load: NiMh / NiCd
- Warranty / year: 1
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