A battery charger is designed to restore the depleted current in rechargeable batteries.
Charger Parameters
Battery chargers, depending on the application, can have different characteristics. In addition to the method of connection to the network, they can also have different slots for different types of batteries, as well as their number. Another characteristic is the maximum current they can supply during charging and different types of protection for reverse polarity or overcharging of the batteries.
Features
When choosing a battery charger, we must have several basic parameters to pay attention to:
Power supply type
230 VAC mains power adapter;
USB charging cable from a 5 VDC source;
Slanted crosshead screwdriver / Pozidriv (PZ)
Additional extras
number of charging slots;
charging autonomy or parallel 2x2 (batteries are charged in 2);
LED screen or other indication of operation;
capacity check;
reverse polarity check;
overcharge protection;
IMPORTANT
When purchasing and using battery chargers, always use appropriate batteries for them with the Recarchable designation. Never use chargers with ordinary alkaline batteries.