Get your NiMH or NiCd batteries ready for action again with Ansmann's Energy 4 Universal Charger, which replenishes one to four AA or AAA cells and one to two 9V cells. It will charge batteries of different sizes and chemistries concurrently in individually-monitored channels, which feature LED status indicators. The unit also performs a quick capacity test when cells are inserted, and initiates an automatic refresh function when it detects batteries that need it. Additionally, the charger identifies faulty or damaged cells, alerting you so that you can remove them.

The Energy 4's advanced microprocessor utilizes negative delta V control, automatically switching to trickle charging or cutting off the current entirely to prevent overcharging. The unit runs on 100-240 VAC power to allow for use all over the world, and comes with all four primary plugs to cover various regions of the globe, including North America, Central America, Japan, UK, Ireland, Hong Kong, Europe, and Australia.

Charges 1-4 AA/AAA Batteries    Also Charges 1-2 9V Cells    Refresh Function    LED Status Indicators    100-240 VAC Power for Worldwide Use    All 4 Primary Plugs for Regions of Globe

AA cells with capacities up to 3000 mAh
AAA cells with capacities up to 1200 mAh
9V cells with capacities up to 400 mAh

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. In which country it made / manufactured / assembled in?

A: These batteries are manufactured in Japan. Please note that the country of origin is subject to change at any time.

Q: 2. Can this product be used as a tester of the existing charge status of a lithium ion battery? If so, can this product (1) test the charge of, and, (2) charge a Canon LP-E6N Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.2V, 1865mAh)?

A: This is a charger, not a tester. Also, it cannot charge nor test the Canon LP-E6. At this time, outside of looking at the battery meter in the camera, we know of no way to meaningfully test the strength of a LP-E6 battery.

Q: 3. In which country it is MADE IN?

A: These batteries are made in Japan.

Q: 4. can i use these batteries on the garden solar lights?

A: Watson CX AA Rechargeable NiMH Batteries (1.2V, 2000mAh, 4-Pack) can be used in any devices that uses AA batteries.

Q: 5. solar light batteries are showing 450mAh, while these batteries are 2500mAh. Can I use these batteries for solar lights?

A: Yes, they will work. The mah refers to longevity per charge, so they will last longer before a charge, much better.

Q: 6. can this charge Nikon en-el14? can you list the Batteries this can charge I'm in charge of cameras for My college and unfortunately the battery chargers do not always get return for different cameras just looking for DSLRs and small cannon consumer level video cameras

A: The Ansmann Powerline Vario Charger is not able to charge that battery.

Q: 7. LSD (low self-discharge)?

A: According to the manufacturer, the high current offered on these batteries would make the self-discharge irrelevant.

Q: 8. can this batteries be charge with any other name brand chargers {Duracel chargers} ???

A: This batteries can be charged without other brands of chargers within the same specifications. However, the manufacturer recommends using an original Watson charger for the best results.

Q: 9. What is the voltage of these batteries?

A: These batteries are rated at 1.2 V.

Q: 10. Can this charge a 10,000mah D cell in one pass?

A: This will not charge a 10,000 mAh D battery. It would take more than 24 hours to charge.