Energizer Battery Chfcv Charger Rchgbl

Energizer Battery Chfcv Charger Rchgbl

Family charger charges all NiMH and NiCad cell sizes: AA, AAA, C, D and 9V batteries. Charges batteries in with regards to three to seven hours. Charger mechanically shuts off when batteries are done. Trickle charge keeps batteries at full capacity. Charge LED status indicators tell you if batteries are charging or ready. Charger includes built-in safety timer to prevent overcharge, bad battery detection, short circuit/reverse polarity shelter and delta V charging cut off. Power is only on when lid is closed.

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12 of 12 humans found the following review helpful.
no difficultnesses here
By S. R. Bobrowski
I don’t write a good deal of of these but I saw the bads one and had to part my experiance. We have a 1 year old child and were going through batteries like crazy. We purchased one of these in the hopes it will help. I ought to say buying the charger and batteries in addition is not cheap but helps save cash in the end.

The screen to tell you how charged the batteries are is great. The batteries last almost as long as a regular battery. I do not forget as a kid (i’m 29) that recharable batteries were genuinely bad, they would die on pretty much the same day. But that is no longer the case. We liked the charger and batteries so much we purchased a second charger and all we use is recharables now. We use AA,C,D and i’m when it comes to to buy more AA do to the need and am going to try the 9V for the portable radio.

I have not tried any other huge rechargers but I havn’t had a need to. The quality is the same as others I have seen at the store, constructed with hard plastic and charges them quick. It’s easy to open and close and using it is self explanatory.

All in all a great product and a cash saver we love both of ours and have had them for over 2 years. If I necessitated another charger I would go right to this one.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
degrades over time
By Dan27
This charger worked actually well for the introductory year or so I owned it. Now I am finding that it only charges batteries 30%– and I’m not talking with regards to the same old batteries I’ve had (which have only seen perhaps 5 or so charges)… This happens even with brand new rechargeable cells. I’ve tried experimenting with charging 4 at a time vs 8, and have not seen a difference. It seems to recognize that a lot of batteries are charged more than others when activated but does not to a complete degree charge them anymore. I’m going to give it one more shot to see if it may at least handle 1 cell at a time before throwing it in the dumpster. I don’t think I’ve even come close to matching my investment in rechargeable batteries yet… I wish I would have just purchased disposables…

4 of 4 humans found the following review helpful.
Never had a problem
By Erwin D. Taylor
I saw the negative comeents and read the good ones as well. As with anything electronic, there are going to be ones that work and those that don’t. It may be a quality control issue. I have had this unti for closely three years at work and it is employed consistently. I have never ahd a problem. It does what it is designed to do, recharge batteries. I use the batteries in a digital camera for ID photos and fr a flash unit. Again, never had a problem with the baterries performing and lasting a reasonable amount of time. Considering the cost of perpetually buying more alternate baterries, I’ll take this any day. If your cost analysis says something diferent, then you ought to do what’s best for you. Even replacing the charger each couple of yearsis more cost effective than buying batteries over the same amount of time of time.

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