Product description
New generation charger with voice function
SkyRC D250 is a two-channel charger with two independent circuits, thanks to which you can charge two types of batteries simultaneously. The charger has a synchronization mode in which the user can apply the same settings for both circuits, saving time on unnecessary configuration. A complete novelty used in the D250 charger are voice messages. The messages inform about the current mode of operation, activation of the charger protection and the next steps during configuration. The messages are available in English. The charger can be used as a lithium battery meter and a resistance meter. There is also an automatic current, temperature and processing time limit, which makes the charger extremely safe.
Power supply for DC devices
The D200 charger converts DC to AC and is capable of powering DC devices up to 150 W. The charger converts 100-240V from the mains socket to 13.8V DC. The kit includes a SkyRC power distributor, which has 3 DC inputs and 2 USB ports to charge your smartphone or tablet.
Two charging ports
SkyRC D250 is an extremely intelligent charger that allows you to charge two different batteries simultaneously. The device also supports power distribution in AC mode, which allows you to distribute power to both circuits according to your needs. Total power for both channels and DC power is 250 W.
Cooling and compatibility
The D250 charger is an extremely versatile charger that is able to charge all available battery modes including the latest LiHV batteries. The device also has built-in cooling, so I work at full power without heating up.
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Specification
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Charger D250
Power Cable
Charging cables
Power Distributor |
Weight 1293 g
AC input voltage 100-240 V /DC 11-18 V
Max. charging power DC 150 W / AC 2 x 120 W
Max. discharge power 2 x 10 W
Charging current range 2x 0.1-10 A
Discharge current range 0.1-2 A
Battery voltage PB 2-20 V
Balancer current max. 300 mA/cell
LiPo/LiFe/Lilon/LiHV number of cells charged 1-6 S
NiMH/NiCd number of cells charged 1-15 S
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