The SBRC Battery Rack Charger from Shure is a tour-ready battery charger and storage solution with an easy-to-read front panel display. It can be used with interchangeable charging modules, and accommodate and charge up to 8 lithium-ion batteries, for a variety of Shure bodypack and handheld transmitters in a single 19" rack space.

The unit displays critical parameters such as charge levels, time-to-full, and battery health indicators like temperature and cycle count information. Shure Workbench and ShurePlus Channel software provides remote monitoring of battery status when the SBRC is connected to a network. Batteries charge to 50 percent capacity within one hour and to full capacity within three hours. Additionally, a storage mode is built-in that prepares the batteries for optimal long-term storage.

Accommodates Up to Eight Batteries    Easy-To-Read Front Panel    Batteries Fully Charge in 3 Hours    Storage Mode for Long Term Storage    Battery Health Tracking Metrics

Comprehensive status display with straightforward three-button interface control

Easily visible charge status by percentage and time-to-full readings in hours and minutes

Battery health tracking metrics indicate percentage of original capacity and cycle count

Remote monitoring of battery status available through Shure Wireless Workbench software

Charges batteries to 50 percent capacity within an hour and to full capacity within 3 hours

Storage mode prepares batteries for optimal long-term storage

Charges Shure SB910, SB920A, SB910M, AXT910, AXT920, and SB900B rechargeable batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this charger work directly from a wall outlet...w/o a cord?

A: It wont put or the package, but it will if you purchase a 90-degree adapter that plugs into the same slot as the included cord. I did that and it works pretty well. I usually plug it into a power strip, but it also works ok on the wall as well in my case.

Q: 2. Will this charger (Shure SBC200 Transmitter & Battery Charger) also charge the SB900A rechargeable batteries that replaced the SB900 rechargeable batteries?

A: Yes

Q: 3. How long does it take to charge the battery?

A: According to the instruction manual, the original Godox Battery Charger for AD600 would take approximately two (2) hours to fully charge the battery.

Q: 4. Does this Ricoh BJ-11 Battery Charger unit have fold out blades to be plugged into a wall outlet?

A: No, it does not. The Ricoh BJ-11 Battery Charger is a USB charger that is designed to be used with a USB cable and powered by a computer port or by using a USB dongle. It does not have AC power prongs bilt into the unit. If you require AC charging with this battery charger, you would have to purchase the Ricoh K-AC166U AC Adapter Kit, B&H # RIKAC166U. If you need an AC charger, you may instead purchase the Ricoh BJ-11 Battery Charger, B&H # RIBJ11.

Q: 5. Can SBC200 charge two QLXD-2 transmitters at the same time?

A: Yes. It can.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with bowens XMT battery BW-5565?

A: The charger for Bowens needs to have these specs; Nominal charging voltage 11.1/12.6v -Charging current max 4.1 amps, this is the specs for the charger you need.

Q: 7. How long is the cable?

A: The ARRI LPB Battery Charger uses a standard IEC-C7 connector, which can easily be attained at any necessary length right here on the B&H website. ARRI does not list the length of the cable.

Q: 8. Will a Sony NP-FH40 fit on this charger?

A: The Sony HV Battery Charger will not charge the Sony NP-FH40 Battery. Instead, get the Watson Compact AC/DC Charger for P, H & V Series Batteries, BH #WACSOPHV.

Q: 9. Can these docks charge the handheld transmitter with other rechargeable batteries?

A: This Shure SBC200 Transmitter & Battery Charger is designed for SHURE products only. Works with compatible handheld and bodypack units such as the P9RA, P10R, ULXD1, and ULXD2

Q: 10. Does this charger work with my M9 camera battery?

A: Dear James This Charger 14470 works well with leica M9. Regards. Josef