Dickie-Tamiya GmbH & Co KG
Mittlere Motsch Str. 9
96515 Sonneberg
Service-Hotline:
(8.00 Uhr -17.00 Uhr)
(01805) 73 33 00
14 ct/min
SPECIFICATION
PLEASE NOTE WHEN USING LiPo / LiFe
BATTERIES
Input: 230V~50Hz OR 12V
car battery 12.6V DC
- 0% / +15%
LiPo/LiFe batteries are particularly vulnerable to
Outputs:
1A-2A-4A (fast charge
excessively deep discharge or overcharging. Both deep
adjustable by means of a slide switch)
discharge and overcharge damage the battery
Balancer: maximum - 140mA per cell
permanently and also pose a significant fire hazard.
Transmitter: 150mA
Receiver: 150mA
• To charge the LiPo/LiFe battery, remove it from the
Charging indicators:
3 LEDs RED
fast charge
model and place it on a non-flammable surface, never
transmitter
(150mA)
on a car seat or in the boot, for instance.
receiver (150mA)
• CAUTION!
Power indicator:
LED YELLOW
For LiPo batteries always put the switch in position
Discharge:
LED GREEN
“LiPo”
Protection:
Each output has a short-circuit and
• For LiFe batteries always put the switch in position
over voltage protection
“LiFe”.
Over charging protection for output socket
For LiPo or LiFe batteries never switch on “discharge”.
• In LiPo batteries with more than one cell, a voltage
imbalance may build up between the individual cells
SAFETY MEASURES AND PRECAUTIONS
after several charges. This can lead to a premature
reduction in power. To avoid this, the imbalance can be
• The charger must be protected against high humidity
equalised by using the charger built-in balancer.
and water.
• Always
• Do not operate charger at environment temperature
together with the balancer socket.
higher than 40°C
• Do not fast charge a hot battery pack - let it cool down
naturally before starting the next charging process.
• Do not cover the cooling slots. The unit can get very
warm during charging.
• Allow the charger to cool down after two fast charging
cycles 4A or 2A.
• For NiCd/NiMH batteries do not recharge the battery
pack unless it is completely discharged.
• Never leave the charger unattended!
• If the battery gets hot (>45"C) remove it from the
charger immediately.
Otherwise, it may cause risk
and explosion!
When the battery pack has reached a
temperature of 45°C, it must be considered as fully
charged. Do not charge a hot battery.
• Charge only NiCd, NiMH, LiPo or LiFe batteries. Do not
attempt to charge lead-acid and Li-Ion batteries or
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
primary disposable cells.
• Make sure to select correct mode before charge.
Dickie-Tamiya GmbH&Co KG hereby declares that this
Charging with wrong mode may cause risk and
battery charger is in accordance with the basic require-
explosion!
ments of the following European directives: 98/37 EG and
• Connect the charger only to appropriate voltage sources
89/336/EWG and other relevant regulations of guideline
(230V~50Hz mains socket or 12V DC cigarette lighter
1999/5/EG (R&TTE).
socket).
The original declaration of conformity can be obtained from
• Never connect the charger to the 230V~50Hz socket
the following address:
AND the 12V DC socket at the same time, otherwise it
Dickie-Tamiya GmbH&Co. KG
will be damaged.
Werkstraße l
• Repairs may only be carried out by authorized service
D-90765 Fürth Germany
centres.
Tel.:+497(0)911/9765-03
• CAUTION! Explosive gases, avoid open fire and sparks!
• Keep the charger out of the reach of children.
• Never plug in the charger if there are any signs of
damage to the housing, cables, connectors or mains
plug. Never try to open the charger.
• Set the fast charge current 1A - 2A - 4A, according to
the user manual.
OUTPUT sockets:
disconnect LiPo or LiFe batteries from the
carging cable
DISPOSAL
Please note and understand the symbols on this product,
packaging or instructions. Electronic components are
valuable materials and at the end of their useful life should
not be disposed with household waste! Help
us to protect the environment and safeguard
our resources by discarding this equipment at
a dedicated recycling point. The authority
responsible for waste disposal or your retailer
will be able to answer any questions you may
have in this aspect.
