
The AlzaPower charger for batteries is for pencil (AA) and AAA batteries. An important specification is support for a specific cell technology. The AlzaPower charger is meant for NiMH and NiCd. The maximal charging current is a respectable 300 mA. The indicator light keeps you informed of the status of the charge, so you will know when your battery is full. Sometimes, you won't need to use your batteries for longer periods of time, which is why this charger is designed with a discharge function. One big advantage is this device's fast-charging function. If you need your batteries in a dash, this function will charge them in a flash. Longer rechargeable battery life is ensured by smart charging. This switches the charger to maintenance mode when the batteries are fully charged. The charger switches to a lower current to keep the batteries charged. Using a battery charger is friendly to the environment and your wallet. You'll also have access to fully-charged batteries whenever you need them.
Every battery charger should be protected against damage, and it should also protect the batteries they are charging. For that reason, this battery charger from AlzaPower has many integrated safety features. The charger is designed with indispensable surge protection, which will not allow your batteries to be effected by a higher voltage than is alright for them. Thanks to this device's undervoltage protection, batteries will surely not be ruined by weak charging. The device is even protected from the event of overheating. The device automatically shuts off if it detects an overload. The AlzaPower battery charger is even equipped with measures against short-cirtcuiting. It's even capable of detecting defective batteries, so there is no need to worry that you will be charging a broken battery. Thanks to this device's polarity detection, you will always place the batteries in the charger correctly.
A 36-month / 3-year or 48-month / 4-year warranty refers to the total duration of the warranty from the date of receiving the goods. Compared to standard statutory rights, this gives you an additional 12 months / 1 year or 24 months / 2 years, respectively, to file a claim.
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