Quick Summary
This is a NiMH/NiCd rechargeable battery charger for 2-10S battery packs. It supports 2.4V to 12V packs and uses standard connector options including Standard Tamiya, Mini Tamiya, JST, SM-2P, XH and Futaba. The charger also includes CE certification and a two-colour indicator light for charging status.
The stated input is AC100-240V and the output is 400-700mA. If you are comparing options, the main checks are pack voltage, connector type and whether the battery pack matches the charger’s supported 2-10S range.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | NiMH/NiCd rechargeable battery charger for RC battery packs. |
| Supported pack range | 2-10S, covering 2.4V to 12V packs. |
| Input | AC100-240V, which is relevant for mains supply compatibility. |
| Output | 400-700mA, a key check for charging behaviour. |
| Connector options | Standard Tamiya, Mini Tamiya, JST, SM-2P, XH and Futaba. |
| Certification | CE certification. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Battery chemistry: This charger is for NiMH and NiCd packs, so compare your battery type before choosing it.
- Voltage and cell count: The supported range is 2.4V to 12V and 2-10S, so check that your pack sits within that range.
- Connector type: Match the battery plug to one of the listed connector options.
- Charging current: The stated output is 400-700mA, which is worth comparing with your charging requirement.
- Mains input: Check that AC100-240V suits the power supply you plan to use.
Common Buyer Questions
Which batteries does it work with?
It is made for NiMH and NiCd battery packs in the stated 2.4V to 12V, 2-10S range.
Which connector types are supported?
Standard Tamiya, Mini Tamiya, JST, SM-2P, XH and Futaba are listed as connector options.
Does it show when charging is complete?
Yes. The two-colour indicator light uses red for charging and green when charging is complete.
Before You Decide
Confirm your battery chemistry, pack voltage and connector type before choosing an offer. The charger is for NiMH/NiCd packs in the stated 2-10S range, so it should only be considered where those details match your battery pack.
