The Sima Ultimate Battery Charger charges a variety of battery types in a wall or car accessory outlet. The charger powers up 3.6V, 3.7V, 7.2V and 7.4V lithium-ion batteries, 1.2V NiMh/NiCd batteries, and rechargeable AA/AAA batteries. Using fast/trickle charging, the Ultimate Battery Charger will charge your batteries quickly while protecting against a myriad of battery related problems.

Fast/Trickle Charging    Powers Li-ion, NiMh, NiCd, AA and AAA

Use at home or in the car. Includes both wall (AC) and car (12V DC) adapters

Charges removable/rechargeable batteries while conditioning to extend battery life

Powers up 3.6V, 3.7V, 7.2V and 7.4V lithium-ion batteries, 1.2V NiMh/NiCd batteries, and rechargeable AA/AAA batteries

Safe for external batteries - over-voltage, low voltage, short-circuit and over-time protections, reverse polarity protection and defective battery detection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. does this charger work with the np-fm500h battery ?

A: This charger is for the NP-FZ100 Battery Pack. The correct type of charger for the NP-FM500H is the Sony BC-TRV Travel Charger, BH # SOBCTRV. https://bhpho.to/2S81TQ2

Q: 3. Can this also charge NP-FW50 batteries or so I have to lug around two chargers now?

A: Only for new Sony batteries

Q: 4. Is this the right charger for the AD600's WB87 WB87A Battery?

A: Yes, the Godox Battery Charger for AD600 is the charger for the AD600pro.

Q: 5. This is insanely expensive especially considering the battery is so expensive. It can't be plugged directly to an outlet?

A: The Sony BC-QZ1 Battery Charger can be plugged directly into an outlet with the provided cable. While it is not clear from the photos, the cable does come with prongs.

Q: 6. What is the difference between this charger and the older MH-25, other than the 'a'?

A: Basically I am of the opinion they are the same or so slightly different; I have used both of them for the same battery recharging. I think there might be a little more quick charging with model ending in a. Makers of off-brands do not make a distinction sometimes. The M H -a should charge any EN-EL-3 batteries ( note; this battery has been modified over the years I think???) I have a grey one, the new ones are black. If you are completely uncertain then call Nikon USA tech support. I would just go with the MH-25-a. If you travel a lot you might eventually like a spare as backup as technology can fail; I also carry 2 inverters for the car so I can have backup for in car recharging; on a remote trip to Patagonia my inverter failed; since I have a distrust with technology I just switched the bad one with the spare; also extra batteries are wise and do not use off-brand ones as the Nikon batteries are better despite hype you might hear; off-brand chargers are OK; I have both Nikon and off brand chargers with me in my travels. Good luck.

Q: 7. Will this charger fit BP-SCL1 battery?

A: Gary,Sorry, I just checked and the BP-SCL1 does look a lot different so sadly enough I don't think it will work.

Q: 8. Is it work with 14.8v 95wh v mount battery?

A: It can charge any V mount that can be charged via a Dtap cable.

Q: 9. Does this have AC wall plug or USB?

A: It's an AC plug.

Q: 10. 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.