CHG 520 Charger for IR RX20 5-Bay
Original price was: $ 610.$ 560Current price is: $ 560.
This 5-bay, drop-in style charger that can charge and store up to 5 IR RX20 stethoscope style infrared receivers. Up to 3 chargers can be daisy-chained and powered by one power supply. This smart charger keeps your receiver batteries consistently charged.
The CHG 520 charger from Williams AV accommodates up to 5 IR RX20 stethoscope-style receivers. Up to 3 chargers can be daisy-chained and powered by one power supply.
Features
- Smart charge feature stops charging when fully charged, and tops up to maintain full charge.
- Can be daisy chained to charge many receivers at once.
- LED lights show when unit is charging or fully charged.
- Dimensions: 12″L x 6.25″W x 1.5″H (30.48 cm x 15.875 cm x 3.81 cm)
- Weight: 13.6 oz
- Color: Black metal and plastic
- Power Supply Input: 120 VAC
- 100-240 VAC universal power supply.
- Unit Capacity: 5 Units
- Warranty: 1 year (90 day warranty on cables and power supply)
- Approvals: WEEE, RoHS, CE, FCC, CANADA, RCM, VCCI
*Note: Charging specifications on the CHG 520 Charger for IR RX20 are based on Williams AV BAT 020 rechargeable LiPo battery (internal).
Use With
- IR RX20 Infrared Receiver
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