It operates both from a 220V network and from an external DC source connected to the XT60 connector.
XT60 and XT30 connectors for connecting a rechargeable battery: no need to worry about adapters.
In addition to being a charger, it can also function as a power supply (1-28V 0.5-15A in constant current/voltage mode), a multimeter , a signal source, and a control signal tester ( PWM / PPM / SBUS ).
Voice notifications, including custom ones.
Power supply from the network ~220V : consumption maximum 1.5A / 100W
External power supply: 7-28V (maximum consumption 20A)
Charges lithium batteries: 1-6S Lipo LiHV LiFe Lion LTO
Charges lead batteries: 1-16 cans
Charges nickel batteries: 1-10S
Balancing current: 800 mA
Charging power: 300W
Internal resistance measurement: 0.1-99 mOhm
Dimensions: 112x73x38 mm
Weight: 245 g
Package dimensions: 144x125x43 mm
Package weight: 380 g

ToolkitRC M7AC 100W AC/300W DC Multi-Function Battery Charger

Peculiarities

• It operates both from a 220V network and from an external DC source connected to the XT60 connector.
• XT60 and XT30 connectors for connecting a rechargeable battery: no need to worry about adapters.
• In addition to being a charger, it can also function as a power supply (1-28V 0.5-15A in constant current/voltage mode), a multimeter , a signal source, and a control signal tester ( PWM / PPM / SBUS ).
• Voice notifications, including custom ones.

Characteristics

• Power supply from the network ~220V : consumption maximum 1.5A / 100W
• External power supply: 7-28V (maximum consumption 20A)
• Charges lithium batteries: 1-6S Lipo LiHV LiFe Lion LTO
• Charges lead batteries: 1-16 cans
• Charges nickel batteries: 1-10S
• Balancing current: 800 mA
• Charging power: 300W
• Internal resistance measurement: 0.1-99 mOhm
• Dimensions: 112x73x38 mm
• Weight: 245 g
• Package dimensions: 144x125x43 mm
• Package weight: 380 g

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