KH 980 Lidl intelligent Delta V charger :- independently charge 1-6 AA /AAA cells, 1-4 C/D cells, or 1-2 9v PP3.
Some think this has the same insides as some of the Maha or Annsman units that retails at £40 +. An extra bonus is the usual LIDL 3 year warranty.
You can also read the manual via kompernass.com
The circuitry analyses each battery and may perform discharging, initial pulse charging and then standard charging on an individual basis..
This is very important for anyone either making regular use of multiple batteries or topping up half charged batteries. Older used sets of batteries can benefit more due to age related mismatch/variance and certainly helps ensure all of the batteries are fully charged.
The only niggle in this unit is that sometimes a completely dead zero voltage battery first needs a kick start from a dumb charger such the poundland USB charger.
Anyone still using the flash function of a camera with alkaline batteries will find that NiMh batteries last at least twice as long - times one thousand.
Note that no batteries are included.
The standard retail price in Lidl is £12.99(before the VAT rise) and certainly great value even at that price.
All comments (47)
Pembs
5 Jan 111#1
Hot, bought one about two years ago still working fine, best i've used
Duelling Duck
5 Jan 11#2
It is a great charger but I'll also add that you do have to very occasionally kickstart some batteries. This has only ever happened to the Tronic 2400mAh AA batteries (grey/black) I got which completely exaggerate their capacity.
Gixxerman001
5 Jan 11#3
Is this one that also recharges ordinary ni-cad batteries?
I heard about that ages ago but never seem to see any chargers able to do that.
pipesmoker to Gixxerman001
5 Jan 11#4
from website:
"Charges AAA, AA, C, D and 9V Ni-MH or Ni-Cd batteries"
stamfordblue
5 Jan 11#5
Bought this last time it appeared at this price in Sept last year.
Really good charger for the price.
Heat added
kemik
5 Jan 11#6
Does it come with any batteries ? or can anyone recommend batteries to use with this?
Thanks
SpikePhoenix
5 Jan 111#7
Not that great a deal. Has been sold previously for 8.99 and will probably do again.
Opening post
Some think this has the same insides as some of the Maha or Annsman units that retails at £40 +. An extra bonus is the usual LIDL 3 year warranty.
You can also read the manual via kompernass.com
The circuitry analyses each battery and may perform discharging, initial pulse charging and then standard charging on an individual basis..
This is very important for anyone either making regular use of multiple batteries or topping up half charged batteries. Older used sets of batteries can benefit more due to age related mismatch/variance and certainly helps ensure all of the batteries are fully charged.
The only niggle in this unit is that sometimes a completely dead zero voltage battery first needs a kick start from a dumb charger such the poundland USB charger.
Anyone still using the flash function of a camera with alkaline batteries will find that NiMh batteries last at least twice as long - times one thousand.
Note that no batteries are included.
The standard retail price in Lidl is £12.99(before the VAT rise) and certainly great value even at that price.
All comments (47)
I heard about that ages ago but never seem to see any chargers able to do that.
"Charges AAA, AA, C, D and 9V Ni-MH or Ni-Cd batteries"
Really good charger for the price.
Heat added
Thanks
Some good deals at 7dayshop...
charger for £7.80 inc 4 eneloop AA batteries
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=107183
charger for £5.50 inc 4x2600mAh AA's
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=109608
or if you want more then 4 charging at the same time get two of
http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_3&products_id=102043
for the same price (less with TCB) and have 8 charging via plug, USB or Car
HTH
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