can this charger charge Lithium 9 volt to???
204313
Designed only for NiCad and NiMH. I haven't and won't try lithium or other batteries.
204314
It is made for 9.6 NiMh volt batteries and charges them very well. I'm not sure if it will work with the same desired results for Lithium batteries. You may need a charger just for Lithiums.
204315
The instruction sheet says "Do not charge any other chemistry of battery cells other than NiCD and NiMH."
533466
I didn't know so I tried it...the answer is yes. It took a charge from the wall charger as it charged my iPod(USB out). I assume it will do the same for the 9 and 12V DC out. Remember to press the power button to start the output charge.
2007516
No, this charger only charges nicad batteries. You will need to purchase Ryobi 18V "dual chemistry" chargers that will charge lithium ion AND nicad batteries.
460509
Yes you can. The P118 charger will handle both Nicad and Lithium batteries.
862070
Yes, it will charge NiMH and 18650 Li batteries. It is a very versatile and robust charger. Best purchase I've made
1943812
I think this will charge 9.6 V - 18 V batteries. I bought it for a 12 V battery for my cordless drill. It seems to work OK, but I rarely use this drill.
577698
Absolutely not!!! the size may be similar to AA but this thing will only charge to about 1.45 volts. Lithum batteries like the 19650 are dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. If you have ever seen a lithium battery on fire (due to an radio control plane or heli crash or a heli crash) you will not fool around with a cheap charger for them. I don't know where that dude came off giving you bad advice.
477074
If the voltage mathes and got the right connector, it will work. Get a Li-Po charger and you are all set.
981619
No you need the Tenergy TN270 Li-ion 18500/18650/14500 Fast Battery Charger to charge this battery properly.
2126249
NO!The new lithium charger will charge both; but it won't work the other way. Sorry
1971954
You sure can, this specific multi-charger can charge up to 72 volts. Hope that answered your question.
56069
Yes, the charger is rated for 110v and will charge the li-ion battery faster than older models
1048051
I thought I could, but quickly found you cannot. Ended up purchasing a new charger to go with my two new lithium batteries. You are better off to look for a kit or even a tool that comes with both. One good thing about the new charger is that it is "smarter" - you can leave the battery in the charger almost indefinitely without damaging it.
1803237
Do not believe that charger will do well for a lithium Ion Battery. I believe those chargers are designed for Ni-metal and Ni-cadium batteries only. May damage a Lithium Ion. plus I do not think the battery will fit in the charger slot. See noted below: Charger & Converters Hitachi ET18DM Universal AC/DC Rapid Charger 7.2 Volt to 18 Volt Ni-Cad and Ni-Metal Batteries 3BTWITEN11IRU4QNNCTO USM98F8BGIEG. With luck we found a good product Battery Packs & Chargers Charger & Converters Home Improvement Hitachi ET18DM Universal AC/DC Rapid Charger 7.2 Volt to 18 Volt Ni-Cad and Ni-Metal Batteries H6J37YASXWUL2BK CV90K2FP
830677
Don´t know, but I´d be surprised if you couldn´t. Lithium batteries charge quickly anyway.
351241
I would only use this charger for the size of lithium ion rechargeable batteries that it was intended to be used with. Better to be safe than sorry. Could possibly damage batteries or charger.
1609336
yes it will but it depends on the voltage, check the voltage on the original charger and the voltage the 9 cell requires.