Powerex MH-C808M Charger

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SKU: MH-C808M
Powerex MH-C808M Charger

Powerex MH-C808M Charger

The Powerex MH-C808M Ultimate Professional Charger for 8 AA / AAA / C / D NiMH or NiCD Batteries charges up to 8 nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) or nickel-cadmium (NiCD) batteries of AA, AAA, C or D size. Its Powerex microprocessor with 0.001V resolution delivers just the right amount of current to each battery, ensuring that it does not get over- or undercharged. The charger delivers 2000mA of current for AA, C and D batteries, and 700mA for AAA batteries. 

* Batteries NOT included

Selectable Charging Modes:

Features:

SUPPORTED BATTERIES
This charger charges up to 8 NiMH or NiCD batteries of AA, AAA, C, or D size in any combination.

 

INDEPENDENT CHARGING CHANNELS
This charger has 8 independent charging circuits capable of charging 1-8 AA/AAA batteries in any combination. The charger has a large LCD screen that shows the charging status of each battery.

 

BATTERY CONDITIONING REJUVENATION
This charger has a special conditioning mode that charges, deep-discharges, and then recharges your batteries automatically in order to offer maximum rejuvenation.

Other Details:

Warranty: 3 Year Limited Warranty

Accessory Parts: Power Adapter and AC Cord

FAQs: FAQ MH-808M Charger

Download: MH-C808M Manual

Specifications:

Supported Batteries AA / AAA / C / D
Number of Cells  1 to 8
 Supported Battery Chemistry  NiMH / NiCD
Charge Time  1 Hr (AA in Rapid Charge)*
Charge Rate (Default)   2000 mA (AA, C, D), 700mA (AAA)
Charge Rate (Soft)  1000 mA
Battery Conditioner  Yes
Display Type  Backlit LCD
Charger Input Voltage  DC: 18V 2000mA
Power Supply Input  AC: 100-240V 50-60Hz
Car Adapter  No
Country of Origin  Taiwan
 
* Disclaimer: Charging time will vary depending on the size and capacity of the battery.

Powerex MH-C808M Charger

The Powerex MH-C808M Ultimate Professional Charger for 8 AA / AAA / C / D NiMH or NiCD Batteries charges up to 8 nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) or nickel-cadmium (NiCD) batteries of AA, AAA, C or D size. Its Powerex microprocessor with 0.001V resolution delivers just the right amount of current to each battery, ensuring that it does not get over- or undercharged. The charger delivers 2000mA of current for AA, C and D batteries, and 700mA for AAA batteries. 

* Batteries NOT included

Selectable Charging Modes:

Features:

SUPPORTED BATTERIES
This charger charges up to 8 NiMH or NiCD batteries of AA, AAA, C, or D size in any combination.

 

INDEPENDENT CHARGING CHANNELS
This charger has 8 independent charging circuits capable of charging 1-8 AA/AAA batteries in any combination. The charger has a large LCD screen that shows the charging status of each battery.

 

BATTERY CONDITIONING REJUVENATION
This charger has a special conditioning mode that charges, deep-discharges, and then recharges your batteries automatically in order to offer maximum rejuvenation.

Other Details:

Warranty: 3 Year Limited Warranty

Accessory Parts: Power Adapter and AC Cord

FAQs: FAQ MH-808M Charger

Download: MH-C808M Manual

Specifications:

Supported Batteries AA / AAA / C / D
Number of Cells  1 to 8
 Supported Battery Chemistry  NiMH / NiCD
Charge Time  1 Hr (AA in Rapid Charge)*
Charge Rate (Default)   2000 mA (AA, C, D), 700mA (AAA)
Charge Rate (Soft)  1000 mA
Battery Conditioner  Yes
Display Type  Backlit LCD
Charger Input Voltage  DC: 18V 2000mA
Power Supply Input  AC: 100-240V 50-60Hz
Car Adapter  No
Country of Origin  Taiwan
 
* Disclaimer: Charging time will vary depending on the size and capacity of the battery.
3 Year Limited Warranty

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  • 5
    charger MH-c808M

    Posted by Mr.Bill on 10th Dec 2021

    Just got yesterday and It works great. not only did it charge my C and D batteries. but I tested on 4 survival frog A.A battery's. charged in usp port light turned blue and only at .87v. put in this charger and it came up to 1.35v. D's took awhile as rated at 12,000 mAh. my old charger was charging at 500 mAh and really took forever

  • 5
    Serious All-Sized battery charger for the serious user....

    Posted by Jim Adams on 8th Jan 2019

    Serious All-Sized battery charger for the serious user of rechargeable nickel-based cells. I got pretty tired of the 25-$30 crop of 8, 12 and 16-bay chargers that progressively reduce both Charging current and Refresh Discharge current as you load up the battery bays - for no obvious or technical reason. The AC/DC adaptor is large enough to handle 8/12/16x the advertised charging current for AA and/or AAAs. There's no noticeable charger heat but the charger won't do it. Discharging takes near-zero power but the charger will reduce that current per bay as you add cells to the available bays. Same with charging. Silly and measurable. And is why a full-boat set of AA or AAAs may literally take a day or more for a "Refresh" cycle. I have the no-nonsense, not cheap Maha PowerEx MH-9000 Wizard 4-bay charger/analyzer so thought I should finally spend the money on this thing vs. wasting $ and time on chargers for children.

    Originally posted on Amazon.com June 24, 2017

  • 5
    Going strong since 2010 under almost daily use

    Posted by J. Fish on 4th Jan 2019

    Bought this charger in 2010, and it's still doing a great job. I primarily charge Eneloop, Tenergy, Canon or Energizer NiMH AA's, AAA's and a few C's. This charger's "conditioning" cycle has brought back numerous batteries other chargers wouldn't even recognize. And the "soft" cycle (which I often use in conjunction with "conditioning") is a nice feature that (to this non-techie) would seem to take better care of your rechargeables. In the first few months, it took a bit to learn the several features of this charger... but now it's all second nature. The power brick for this is a bit large as I'm sure other reviews have mentioned, but that doesn't bother me. I have this set up in a "permanent" place so it's always convenient to charge a battery (don't you always need to charge a battery like I do?). Since I purchased this in 2010, there are undoubtedly newer, possibly less expensive chargers out there, but if I had to replace this charger tomorrow, I'd go straight for it again. It proves itself every day as a great investment.

    Originally posted on Amazon.com July 1, 2018