AccuPower LCD Fast Charger IQ328+ incl 4x Sony US18650VTC6

AccuPower Charger IQ-328 +: The further developed IQ328, now for all current battery systems (Li-Ion, Ni-Cd, Ni-MH)

SET: incl. 4 pieces Sony US18650-VTC6 batteries (30A) (eg for e-cigarettes, LED flashlights etc.)

The new version of the popular IQ328 charger charges not only conventional AA / Mignon / AAA / Micro batteries, but also the increasingly popular Li-Ion round-cell batteries. This includes, for example, the most common 18650 Li-Ion / LiMn batteries but also sizes like 14500, RCR123A. Even protected cells up to a length of 70mm are no problem.

AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF BATTERY SYSTEM - SINGLE INSPECTION

The operation is very simple and clear, simply insert batteries and the device starts with the charging process. However, programs such as unloading or testing can also be selected. You can also change the charging current if you want.

Highlights:

• For all current batteries (Li-Ion, Ni-MH, Ni-Cd: eg 18650 Li-Ion, AA / Mignon, AAA / Micro etc.)
• With LCD display as well as many functions such as unloading, testing, capacity measurement and many more

Charger Functions:

• Six buttons "easy to use" function (easy to use)
• LCD display Real-time display with backlight:
  Displays the charge level, capacity, voltage,
  Charging current, operating time and internal resistance
• Charge current adjustable:
  300, 500, 700, 1000mA with 1-4 rechargeable batteries
• Single channel monitoring, can be set independently for each channel
• Microprocessor controlled: Automatic recognition of the different chemical systems
  (Li-Ion and NiCd / NiMH) and clear differentiation of the charging algorithms
• Overheat protection: Temperature sensors to protect against overheating and overcharging, battery safety

Delivery:

• Charger IQ328 +
• power adapter
• 4 pieces: Sony US18650VTC6 Li-Ion batteries (3000-3120mAh, up to 30A loadable)
• operation manual

Safety Instructions: Please note that lithium cells may only be used by authorized personnel. Incorrect handling or short-circuiting can lead to fire development or explosion.