CTA DC-1HK24 - Battery charger - AC / car 4xAA/AAA - included batteries: 4 x AA NiMH 2400 mAh

Product Description:

This is a rapid charger kit made by CTA Inc. It comes with four 2400 mAh Ni-Mh AA batteries. A 110 V to 220 V AC adapter and a 12V Car lighter jack DC adapter. This charger can charger 2 or 4 AA/ AAA batteries at a time. with reverse polarity protection, LED indicators for rapid charge/trickle charge the battery. And an auto shut off device.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Package includes - Battery charger for 4 AA & AAA batteries, 4 Ni-MH 850mAh AAA rechargeable batteries, Universal worldwide Adaptor
  • Charges AA and AAA batteries
  • 2 cells Charging LED indicators
  • Changes to trickle charge to keep batteries at peak readiness
  • Foldable flat pin for easy storage
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: CTA Digital
  • EAN: 0656777005078
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: CTA Digital
  • Manufacturer: CTA Digital
  • Model: DC-1HK24
  • MPN: DC-1HK24
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: BATTERY
  • Publisher: CTA Digital
  • Studio: CTA Digital
  • UPC: 656777005078

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very good2007-09-19
I really needed this because I travel often to Africa and I am happy I can use it there too because it has an alternate adaptor for 220V. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a battery charger
Digital Batteries with Charger2007-05-22
The digital battery charge was just what I was looking for. Package arrived quickly and in good shape. Thanks.
AA Charger2007-01-28
It works as advertised and very quickly. I haven't used the car charger but the household 120 volt works as advertised. I'd recommend it.
Save your money2007-01-20
I bought this item because I liked the feature of being able to charge in the car or home. From the time that I charged them and put them in my Canon the battery indicator always blinked meaning that the batteries were low. I tried charging these many times. Don't know if the charger or the batteries are no good, I think it is the charger. I bought a Sony charger and batteries and have had good luck they are outstanding and last a long time! I charged the CTA batteries in the Sony charger and now I use the CTA batteries in my flashlight but won't put them back in my Canon.
Good value for money2006-11-05
Batteries have quite a long life, and recharging takes one hour.

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