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Charging & Energy
| RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES & BATTERIES | BATTERY CHARGERS | LED LAMPS |
Double 2
- Plug-in charger for 2 NiCd/NiMH
rechargeable batteries
- With automatic charging time control
for Mignon AA (2000-2700 mAh) and
Micro AAA (800-1100 mAh)
- Ideal for portable audio and handheld
game devices
- Includes automatic change-over to
trickle charge (always fully charged
batteries ready for use)
- As a set, includes 2 NiMH rechargeable
batteries
- Colour: silver
Technical details:
- Charging current: max. 280 mA (AA) or
max. 145 mA (AAA) respectively
- Mains supply: 220-240 V/50Hz useable
Europe wide
2x Micro AAA NiMH 1000 mAh included
2x Mignon AA NiMH 2500 mAh included
074010
074033
Qty
6
Qty
6
BC
49
BC
42
046645
Duo 2/4
- Plug-in charger which switches off
automatically for Mignon AA (1800-
2500 mAh) and Micro AAA (600-1000 mAh)
- Colour: silver
- 2 LED charge control display
- As a set, includes 4 NiMH rechargeable
batteries
Technical details:
- Charging current: max. 250 mA (AA) or.
100 mA (AAA) respectively
- Charging capacity: 5.2 h/1000 mAh
- Mains supply: 220-240 V/50Hz, for
Europe-wide use
074001
4x Micro AAA NiMH 900 mAh included
4x Mignon AA NiMH 2300 mAh included
4x Mignon AAA NiMH 1000 mAh included
046645
074001
074029
Qty
6
Qty
48
Qty
6
BC
42
BC
X
BC
42
Duo 2 2/4
- 50 % improved charging capacity
- Automatic safety timer
- Integrated disconnection automatism
for 2/ 4 Mignon AA (1800-2600 mAh)
and 2/4 Micro AAA (600-1000 mAh)
- Manual charging time control for
rechargeable batteries with lower
capacity
- Charging current: max. 380 mA (AA) or.
170 mA (AAA) respectively
Charging class
When chargers are assigned to their
respective charging class, you can estimate
how much time it takes until your
charger is fully charged. The charging
times are sometimes also defined by the
charge state, the size, the number and
capacity of the batteries.
CHARGING & ENERGY BATTERY CHARGERS
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BC = blister size
BC X = blister (special size)
HT = hangtag
CB = packed in cardboard box
PO = polybag
BA = banderol
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