NEW Dual Charger for GETAC PS236 PS336 Topcon Li-ion Battery
Model: PS236
Specifications:
Model | PS236 |
Color | Black |
Used For | Topcon GETAC GPS Receiver |
Input | 7.2V/1.2A |
Output | 5V/2A |
Temperature | 10-40 centigrate |
Weight | 410g |
Size | 120*50*80mm |
Type | Electric, Li-lon Battery Charger |
Charger Adapter: | US/EU/UK/AU/PLUG adapter |
Warranty | 1 year |
Package | OPP+bubble bagouter packing |
For Batteries | GETAC PS236/PS336 |
Highlights:
Overview:
The Charger for Getac PS236 / PS336 Li-ion Battery is the best solution for charging the Getac PS236 / PS336 battery when powering the Getac GPS receiver.
This charger offers an 110-240 volt input power that charges within three to four hours. Plus, it operates on a current from 1.5 to 2 amperes depending on the charger used.
Charging During Storage:
During storage your rechargeable battery will trickle discharge naturally (or slowly lose its current charge). Long storage periods can permanently diminish the overall life of the battery especially when the battery is left at a low charge level for too long. If you will be storing your battery for a long period of time, be sure NOT to store it at a low charge level. Bring the charge level up to full before storage and then top off the charge level as needed during storage (to prevent it from sitting too long at low charge). It is highly recommended, even during storage, that you charge the battery regularly to prevent the possibility of the battery sitting at low charge for too long (sitting at low charge for too long will cause deep discharge which can permanently damage the cells and render the battery useless). Damage from deep discharge is NOT a defect and therefore it is not covered by warranty. For rechargeable lithium batteries in storage (including lithium ion and lithium polymer), a full recharge might be needed every 3-6 months. For rechargeable nickel batteries in storage (NICD and NIMH), a full recharge might be needed every 1-2 months. Nickel batteries trickle discharge in storage faster than lithium batteries.