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A compact plug-in device dedicated for 9V batteries, useful for electronic items such as toys, radio and smoke alarms. The battery has advanced HYBRO technology and is ready for use straight from the pack, offering extremely low self discharge for longer lasting usage.
The kit includes a 9V 200mAh Multi usage+ battery.
Accepts 2 x 9V batteries.
Safety features include:-
Timer 8hrs Auto cut off.
Trickle charge 3-5mA
Typical charge time for 9V 200mAh is 8 hrs.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Dedicated 9v battery chargers are surprisingly rare. This one offers two slots on an 8 hour charge for a 170 battery.
At first I thought the 'ready' light was on a timer rather than cutting out when the battery is full. I'm not entirely sure if its timed or if it works by 'sensing' when the battery is reaching maximum charge. This can be important, as overcharging a battery can be a fire risk. The instructions aren't a whole lot of help, simply saying that you should not mix two different types of batteries. It doesn't say why you shouldn't mix them, so I'm not sure if this is not simply a case of being over-cautious on the maunfacturer's part or a genuine safety risk.
It takes several hours to charge a battery - about eight for mine. I use them for my effects pedals which eat through a 9v battery in about four hours, so I spend twice as long charging them as I do using them. Nonetheless, it has save me a fortune in new batteries. Charging two at once is a real boon, too. In fact, I'm considering buying a second unit so I can charge up to four at once. Its worth pointing out that batteries only cost a few pence to charge compared to paying nearly a fiver for a non-rechargeable one, so it really is cost-effective. The downside is that they have a limited lifespan - about 500 uses maximum, it says on the box. The battery that comes with the unit has quite a high capacity and is a top-range product, which was a pleasant surprise.
The price is good, but if I could find a faster one I would do. 8 hours seems impractical, but is actually fast for a 9v charger. As this is the only unit that offers high speed charging I have to recommend it.
At first I thought the 'ready' light was on a timer rather than cutting out when the battery is full. I'm not entirely sure if its timed or if it works by 'sensing' when the battery is reaching maximum charge. This can be important, as overcharging a battery can be a fire risk. The instructions aren't a whole lot of help, simply saying that you should not mix two different types of batteries. It doesn't say why you shouldn't mix them, so I'm not sure if this is not simply a case of being over-cautious on the maunfacturer's part or a genuine safety risk.
It takes several hours to charge a battery - about eight for mine. I use them for my effects pedals which eat through a 9v battery in about four hours, so I spend twice as long charging them as I do using them. Nonetheless, it has save me a fortune in new batteries. Charging two at once is a real boon, too. In fact, I'm considering buying a second unit so I can charge up to four at once. Its worth pointing out that batteries only cost a few pence to charge compared to paying nearly a fiver for a non-rechargeable one, so it really is cost-effective. The downside is that they have a limited lifespan - about 500 uses maximum, it says on the box. The battery that comes with the unit has quite a high capacity and is a top-range product, which was a pleasant surprise.
The price is good, but if I could find a faster one I would do. 8 hours seems impractical, but is actually fast for a 9v charger. As this is the only unit that offers high speed charging I have to recommend it.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
9 volt charger for PP3 nickel/manganese & nickel/cadmium batteries ( the rectangular ones). Holds 2 batteries & has a light indicating charging for each one which goes out once finished. Good price, nice & compact, plugs direct into a mains socket (no wander leads or wall warts) & does the job.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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this charger is good value. most people have chargers for aa or aaa batteries but there are few dual 9v chargers, so for me this was just what i needed. i have two cat scarers one can be run on the power lead but the other i like to move round the garden, yes they work by the way. the movable one uses two 9v batteries so i would have to have bought 2 chargers normally so for me this is cheap. the charger has individual red led's to show charging and it does not hang too low out the wall when plugged in like some of my usb chargers (most restricting). does the job well and cheaply, very happy with it and you get one 9v battery......
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Simple and easy to use
Designed for two PP3 sized batteries, it has a couple of lights to show the state of charging [red for on charge, off when charged up]. Read more
Published 3 months ago by D. Smith
Low cost with a free battery!
We have two radio mucrophones that were eating alkaline batteries so replaced them with rechargeables.
This charger works fine and even comes with a free battery!
This charger works fine and even comes with a free battery!
Published 6 months ago by Martin
Uniross 9v Charger
Excellent charger for the price, batteries last a good deal longer than similar rechargeable products. Would recommend this to anyone looking for reliable rechargeable batteries.
Published 6 months ago by Estuary
brilliant little charger
This is a great little charger. It charges two 9v batteries in about 8 hours. The red light goes out, once the batteries are fully charged. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Gretchen
Great battery charger
Compact, handy and charging either one or two batteries at once. Very impressed with this item, charges in under 8 hours, costs much less than buying disposable batteries at the... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Wendy P
9V charger
At first I stuggled a bit getting the battery to stay fixed in, it's best
if the charger is plugged into an adapter that can lie flat (horizontal). Read more
if the charger is plugged into an adapter that can lie flat (horizontal). Read more
Published 13 months ago by Jen
does ok
all good. not much to say about a battery charger. probably could find a faster charger and one that does two batteries at a time not one. Read more
Published 15 months ago by peter
Best investment
Using disposable battery is unwise for budget and bad for environment. We have both Uniross rechargeable battery as well. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Adlerinternational
Uniross 9v charger
The charger was fine in charging the first two batteries (took about 10 hours), charging lights went out in 4 hours when charging the next two and hasn't worked since. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Trevor
Uniross Battery Charger
Three stars (meaning "it's OK") 'cos I can't get really excited about a battery charger. It does what it says on the tin.
Published 19 months ago by C. OSGOOD
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