will this energizer Charger charge lithium ion and lithium phosphate batteries safely?
1681603
It will only charge batteries labeled Rechargeable All others would be dangerous to try to charge
1681604
NO! it should reject them. lithium cells require dedicated chargers.they could explode/vent with flame if improperly charged.
1681605
NO!it should reject them.lithium cells require dedicated chargers.they could explode/vent with flame if improperly charged.
56069
Yes, the charger is rated for 110v and will charge the li-ion battery faster than older models
275896
You can use the Lithiom Ion batteries as long as they are 18 volt. The charger that comes with the set is a Ni Cad charger so it will not charge the Lithiom Ion batteries.
777135
I believe so. Most battery chargers are universal...can charge Duracell on a rayovac charger, charge energizer on a Duracell charger, rayovac on a energizer charger. As long as you don't mix batteries it will be fine.
1500027
That energizer charger will charge your batteries at too high a rate and reduce both the life and number of cycles of your batteries. The Panasonic charger that is often sold with these batteries will charge your eneloops at the correct rate recommended by both Sanyo and Panasonic engineers to optimize the life of your batteries, (300mA for AA and 150mA for AAA).
1547445
That model UC18YG charger is for nicd type battery charging. You would need the UC18YGL model charger that can handle both nicd and li-ion type batteries. Hope this answers your question.
1334080
it should work like any other solar charger, just do not overcharge any battery.
1365321
I keep my bike on a Battery Tender whenever my bike is not in use. I checked that lithium batteries were compatible with these kinds of chargers and what better compatibility then using a charger by the same company.
1758630
sure!! I use this charger all the time for 70 mah to 200 mah 1 cell batteries. you should be okay with 180 mah 1 cell batteries with this charger. Cliff
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.
340685
I would not since the charger senses your battery and goes to float when it reaches charged state so with 2 it may overcharge a battery, also this is a very low amp charging system so it would probably not do the job on 2 batteries.
1763903
It could be... I am using this charger for couple of months, charging 3 types of batteries, so far no problems...
1583491
I think they would probably work in the regular Energizer charger, but I haven't risked it. I got rid of the fast energizer charger because it seems to damage the batteries--15 mins. is TOO fast.
2095176
I would assume yes, if it's capable of handling any NiMH batteries. Personally I use a LaCrosse or PowerEx charger which tailors the charge to each individual cell for longer life and better indications of when the batteries are going bad.
1263777
I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
415261
As long as you securely connect the charger leads to the battery before plugging it in, I would say yes. The battery charger itself is solid state "potted" with no exposed circuitry.
907074
Probably not, if it is a 3 pin connector the charger you are supposed to use probably is monitoring the temperature of the batteries while charging. If you are good with electronics you can probably get this to work by wiring in a connector, but it may decrease the life of the batteries and not charge them correctly.