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THIS PART IS REALLY IMPORTANT PLEASE READ COMPLETELY

LETS GET CHARGING

CHARGING A LITHIUM POLYMER (LIPO) BATTERY...

Simple • Capable • 

Safe

Now that you are familiar with the charger, its features, and general precautions of what not to 
do and some of what to do, we should get started charging your first battery. Just a reminder...
set some time aside so you 

DON’T 

have to walk away and 

STOP THE CHARGER, MID 

CHARGE 

since you should never leave the charger unattended while charging. Finally, confirm 

the battery chemistry type, capacity, voltage and cell count of the battery you will charge and 
ensure all connector plugs are compatible. Here are the basics of what you will be doing.

1.  Plug the charger into a properly grounded AC power source.
2.  Plug the battery into the charger and place the battery on/in a non-flammable surface/

container and away from any flammable objects.

3.  Follow the appropriate charge instructions for your battery configuration.
4.  Unplug the battery from the charger when the charge is complete.
5.  Remove charger from wall plug when not in use.

a.  NOTE: Only use batteries with labels that are legible and clearly state the capac-

ity, cell count (or voltage), and chemistry type as LiPo only.

WARNING:

 LiPo batteries are designed to be balance charged to ensure each cell within the 

battery obtain their maximum charge while ensuring the battery pack as a whole is not over 
charged. If a cell within your battery becomes out of balance, meaning that the charger cannot 
charge that particular cell at the same rate as the other cells in the battery, the charger will give 
an error. Please take each error message seriously and take appropriate measures to research 
if the problem is indeed a cell going bad in your battery. If a cell is indeed going bad and cannot 
be balance charged, it is time to replace your battery pack. Improper disposal is very dangerous. 
See your local hobby dealer for appropriate disposal resources for your batteries. 

The Radient Reflex charger supports charging of LiPo batteries at a specific rate per configura-
tion. 2s (7.4V) LiPo batteries wiill charge up to 2 Amps, 3s (11.1V)batteries will charge up to 1.5 
Amps.

 › NOTE: Your charger is equipped with a safety shut-off timer set to 240min. Charg-

ing of batteries with capacity higher than 5000mAh may require a greater charge 
time and thus require more than one charge cycle to achieve full charge. It is 
always recommended to allow your battery to cool to room temperature before 
charging either the first or second time. If the safety timer is activated, simply 
restart the charger.

To charge a LiPo battery, perform the following steps:

1.  Connect the balance charging leads of your battery to the charger in the appropriate port.
2.  This charger will automatically charge batteries at up to 2A, therefore it is recommended 

to not charge batteries with a capacity rating of less than 2000mAh on this charger.

Summary of Contents for Reflex 2-3s LiPo

Page 1: ...ue with unpack ing setup or operation of your product Your local hobby dealer cannot accept a product for return or exchange after partaking in actions that produce wear and tear Product specification...

Page 2: ...t your local hobby dealer to purchase the correct adapter 2 Read charging instructions and understand all warnings and cautions before proceeding a This product is not a toy and should not be operated...

Page 3: ...battery and charger do not match c WARNING Never try to force connectors together 4 AC input plug a For use with grounded receptacles plugs supplying 100 240V 50 60Hz AC power 5 Ventilation for cooli...

Page 4: ...o completely cool before charging NOTE Only use genuine replacement or aftermarket parts available from your local dealer to ensure proper operation of your Radient RC product Avoid charging on or aro...

Page 5: ...the battery pack as a whole is not over charged If a cell within your battery becomes out of balance meaning that the charger cannot charge that particular cell at the same rate as the other cells in...

Page 6: ...This charger contains an AC to DC converter which stores electrical power for a short time after disconnection from the input source Always unplug the charger from both input and output before perform...

Page 7: ...lec tronic waste and should never be discarded in standard garbage containers Please visit your local hobby dealer and use the FREE battery disposal center for proper disposal recycling of batteries C...

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