NiCd charger  The CL331 battery charger is made for professional use indoors. The charging process is fully automatic and utilises a patented charging technology. The charging voltage is continually adjusted depending on the behaviour of the connected battery. Different parameters influences the charging process i.e. the battery temperature, the age of the battery, state of charge, manufacture etc. The intelligent charging technology, that allows charging of batteries with different voltages and capacities, makes it simple to manufacture new battery adapters that fit into the front connector.
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Battery charger CL331
- NiCd
- Charges batteries with different nominal voltage and nominal capacity
- Rugged mechanical construction
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230 V AC (196-253 VAC 120W
Output
3.2A
Battery types
NiCd: 2.4-24V
Physical
Dimensions: 150mm x 123mm x 217mm (WxHxL)
Weight: 3.6kg (ex. power cord)
Operating Temp: 0ºC to +40ºC
Approvals
EMC: EN50081, EN50082
Safety: EN60335-2-29
CE Mark
Ancillary parts
AC cord
Battery connection cable
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