EUR52,78
Panasonic eneloop LCD Top Charger BQ-CC65
1 pcs., AAA, AA, Chargers without battery
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By cable. Better visible in the manual:
https://www.panasonic-eneloop.eu/sites/default/files/BQ-CC65E_200131_OL.pdf
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Galaxus
6 days ago
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Yes, you can charge a 1.2 V AAA rechargeable battery with the Panasonic BQ-CC65. The charger is suitable for AA and AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries and charges them regardless of the brand, as long as they are NiMH rechargeable batteries.
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Galaxus
1 year ago
Yes, you can also charge non-eneloop batteries with the Panasonic eneloop LCD Top Charger BQ-CC65 as long as they have the same chemistry and size.
- The charger supports NiMH batteries in AA and AAA sizes, regardless of brand. This means you can also charge Varta Recharge Accu Power AA batteries with a capacity of 1350 mAh.
- The charger has Individual Charge Control, which means that it analyses and charges each battery individually, regardless of its brand or capacity. However, only NiMH batteries are compatible.
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I've been able to use it with other brands and capacities of rechargeable batteries without any problems.
The unit says:
Input. 100-240V 50-60HZ 0.4A
Output. AA:1,5x4=3.2 A max(750mA
average)
AAA:1.5Vx4=1.2A max (275mA
average)
USB:5V=1.0A 5.0 W
I am very satisfied with the charger
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Hoi (greeting, always nice when you want something and greet others in the community).
To the questions: Yes, has a USB output for charging devices.
You can charge 4 batteries *OR* charge the one hanging on the USB port.
No, you can't charge the 4 batteries at the same time as the one on the USB (that's what the USB-out button is for).
No, you cannot use the 4 batteries as power supply for the USB hanging.
The charged batteries (AAA or AAAA), when fully charged, can be used where needed.
We use a lot of white and also pro-black ones in the whole house for a lot of thermostats or mice or room sensors - the black AA last a bit longer than the white ones, but it doesn't make a big difference in my opinion - especially because both types (pro and white) have 1.2V - and not 1.5V like the conventional Nicmd batteries...
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