POWEREX MH-C204F AA / AAA NiMH & NiCD Intelligent Rapid Charger

MAHA MH-C204F CLASS 2 BATTERY CHARGER

Model Brand POWEREX

Model MH-C204F

Details

Specifications Trickle Charge Current: 24mA

Discharge Rate 240mA

Power Supply Voltage: 12VDC

Power Consumption: 500mA; Adapter included

Rapid Charge Current: 500mA

Microprocessor: Two Independent circuit, capable of simultaneous charge and discharge. 0 delataV based.

Type AA / AAA NiMH & NiCD Intelligent Rapid Charger

Charging Time 60-160 minutes

Charging Seats 4 x AA / 4 x AAA

Additional Information

Date First Available June 11, 2004

Powerex MH-C204FA Overview

The Powerex MH-C204FA AA / AAA NiMH or NiCD Battery Charger will charge 2 or 4 AA or AAA nickel-metal hydride or (NiMH) or nickel-cadmium (NiCD) batteries. AA batteries take about 2-4 hr to charge, while AAA's take 1-2 hr. Charge your batteries anywhere around the world via the included 100-240VAC universal power adapter. A user-activated deep cycle rejuvenator conditions your batteries in order to keep them at maximum capacity.

The MH-C204FA is equipped with a negative delta V microprocessor for precision charging to ensure batteries reach their full capacities without becoming overcharged. It gives you a choice of rapid or trickle charging. Rapid charging is high-current, fast charging to get your batteries up to capacity quickly, while trickle charging makes sure they maintain that full capacity without receiving an excess of current.

The charger is great for use in the home or office, as well as in the car (car adapter required, sold separately).

Charges 2 or 4 AA or AAA nickel-metal hydride or (NiMH) or nickel-cadmium (NiCD) batteries

AA batteries take about 2-4 hr to charge, while AAA's take 1-2 hr

Charge your batteries anywhere around the world via the included 100-240VAC universal power adapter

A user-activated deep cycle rejuvenator conditions your batteries in order to keep them at maximum capacity

Negative delta V microprocessor for precision charging to ensure batteries reach their full capacities without becoming overcharged

Choice of rapid or trickle charging. Rapid charging is high-current, fast charging to get your batteries up to capacity quickly, while trickle charging makes sure they maintain that full capacity without receiving an excess of current