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XTAR SC1 / Fast charger

XTAR SC1 / Fast charger

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XTAR "SC1" USB Rapid Charger with Max. 2A Output

Equipped with an LED indicator to show charging progress. Compatible with a wide range of rechargeable Li-ion batteries from 18650 to 26650.
(*Exclusively for Li-ion. Not compatible with Ni-MH or Ni-Cd batteries.)

Supports rapid charging up to 2A, allowing for efficient charging even for large-capacity batteries.

【Estimated Charging Time】
A 3200mAh battery can be fully charged in approximately 90 to 120 minutes.

【Over-Discharge Activation Function (0V Charging) Included】
Batteries that have entered an over-discharged state (voltage has dropped too low) are often unrecognized by chargers and discarded. However, XTAR's uniquely developed over-discharge activation function may be able to revive and charge such batteries.
(*Depending on the battery's degradation, activation/revival may not always be possible.)

Product Specifications

Model Name SC1
Input Rating DC 5V / 2.1A
Constant Current Output 2A × 1 slot
Cut-off Voltage 4.20 ± 0.05V
Cut-off Current ≦120mA
Operating Temperature 0~40℃
Body Size Length 105 × Width 35 × Height 39 mm
Body Weight Approx. 37g

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Precautions

  • Please charge within sight.
  • After charging is complete, remove the battery and do not leave it in the charger. Also, disconnect the charger from the power source.
  • 【Important】Beware of torn wrappers
    Please thoroughly check that the outer wrapper (film) of the Li-ion rechargeable battery is not torn. The sides of the metal cylinder inside the battery (including the outer edge of the positive terminal side) are all negative terminals, so if the wrapper is torn and exposed, it can cause a short circuit or fire.
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