Can 14500 batteries also be charged with this charger?
810818
As long as it is a LI-Ion or compatiable and 3.7V I wouldn't see any issue with it. So, Yes.
966879
Yes, but it has been known to ruin batteries. I would suggest that you buy a multi-chemistry charger as soon as possible. There are several decent chargers between $50 and $100
171757
The label doesn't list compatible battery models. My old charger list 15 different batteries it will charge. Your model wasn't one of them.
846453
No! This item is strictly for Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries. Any other batteries can cause a fire or an explosion. Four proper 2900mAh batteries are supplied with the charger.
1253161
No, AA NI-MH batteries put out about 1.2 volts. So they need to be charged at about 1.4 ish volts, this charger would overcharge the batteries
298667
If you place the batteries face up with the 3 contacts on your left and the slide them into the recessed slot, the charger will work just fine. I have used it for charging 3 different brands of batteries and had no trouble at all.
1156839
Yes, But will not charge at 1C rate. Max charge rate when using all four slots is 1000ma. Max when using two slots is 1200ma. i.e. around two hours charge time. Normally charger must put in about 110% of discharge current if battery is in good condition. Really like this charger because each slot is independent and retains values after both charge and discharge.
340683
No, not recommended. If the required load to maintain the two batteries (assuming they are wired in parallel) is unbalanced, this can damage the charger. These are cheap chargers, save yourself some grief and buy two.
1865823
No. A regular rechargeable battery charger will have an output just over 1.5V per cell. These are 3.2V. Unfortunately your charger will either read them as fully charged way too soon, or refuse to charge them at all. There very well could be super-smart-chargers that would somehow recognize these and charge appropriately, but a regular one for 1.2V NiMH or NiCad batteries will not work.
1497941
yes it will charge 18350 batterys, ive had mine for about a year, its a good charger
1461798
Any charger as far as I know that says it charges NiMH Batteries. I have used about 4 different charges for them and other rechargeable batteries and if the specified NiMH all was good! Anybody that does not use rechargeable batteries now a days is crazy! One thing to look at is the mah rating for the battery, for triple A batteries I use 1000mah or above and double A batteries about 2600mah or higher.
1935316
I charge my Eleloop batteries with it but they are 2000mAh AA NiMH so a little different. I'm no expert on the subject, but I believe as long as you are charging NiMH (nickel-metal hydride) rechargeables you are okay. I would check with the manufacturer of both the charger and the batteries to be certain. Total charged at one time is 8 - all chambers loaded.
565521
Your assuming it works at all, which mine does not. I'd guess the fifteen minute charge is MAYBE 10% of capacity. The batteries which come with it seem to charge as expected in another charger I have, but the bulky over sized charger is just short of useless. Now if you get a charger that works here(USA) then with the proper adapter it should work. Note also it comes with a 12v cigarette lighter charging cable so if you had access to a car and the thing worked in the first place you could charge that way.
423365
Yes, they should charge in this charger very easily. I don't know exactly how long it will take but, my best estimate for the 1300 is 2 1/2 hours and then it would be a little longer for the larger numbers. If you fill up all 4 areas of the charger with batteries, I noticed that it takes longer than if you might have only 2 batteries to charge.
289838
This model will charge ANY of these combinations: 2AA + 6AAA, 4AA + 4AAA, 6AA + 2AA, 8AA, or 8AAA. Since the charge is given to 'pairs' of batteries, it will not let you charge 'odd' numbers of each. (For example, you cannot charge 3AA + 5AAA)
1051499
Yes - Connect the batteries to the charger in parallel. [The plus (+) from both batteries will land on the load + terminal. The negative (-) from both batteries will land on the output load minus terminal.]This is a very common configuration. You can put as many batteries together as you like in this pattern.Doug Wingfield
396582
I'm pretty sure it can't I have 6 power banks including one that is 15000 maH and it does charge it but it takes while.