Output 14.6V, World Wide Input Voltage 100-240VAC 50/60Hz. In the DC head, the positive and negative are on the inside and outside.
Premium ABS plastic has a beautiful look, is resistant to high temperatures, and is long-lasting. At a low operating temperature and long service life.
Protect the battery from overcharging, over-current, short circuits, and more. It can be set to deliver the correct amount of current for charging and can be set to deliver the correct amount of current.
It’s simple and small, so it’s easy to put on. Plug and play, and the AC Power port goes right to the flashlight’s power source or charger.
A red light means that the battery is being charged. A green light means that the battery is fully charged.
There are two types of voltage: 100-240V 50/60Hz 0.8A.
Suitable voltage and frequency range: 90-264V 47/63H.
This is the voltage that comes out: 14.6V.
Output power: 2A.
wattage: 30.
Red light: Charging, Green light: Charge.
This is the port that can charge: DC5.5*2.1.
Efficiency: 80% of the tim.
Roughness or noise: 100M.
It is in this mode: CC-CV.
It can run at 0 to 40°C.
Storing temp: -20 to 85°.
Operating Humidity: 5% to 90% RH is the range.
Storage humidity for a li ion battery charger: 5% to 90% RH is ideal.
The package comes with one wall charger.
These chargers go with the three Profoto 7b and 7b2 batteries that I recently re-charged with LifePO4 batteries. I bought three of these chargers to go with these three batteries. Everything is good, except for the plugs, which are broken. Keep that in mind if you’re going to use this for your profoto 7b packs, though. This means that the male plug has a female positive terminal inside of it. To fix this, I had to cut the old chargers and solder their plugs on to these new chargers, so I could use them. The profoto plug is on the left in the picture I put on my blog.
