Description
The Imars Mini 2-4S 60W USB-C DC Charger is a compact and versatile charger designed for both smart and non-smart batteries, offering an intuitive charging experience with automatic detection and intelligent charging features.
Includes:
- (1) Imars Mini 2-4S 60W USB-C DC Charger
- (1) XT-60 to EC5 Adapter
- (1) XT-60 to EC3 Adapter
- (1) Instruction Manual
Features:
- Multi-Battery Compatibility: Charges 2-4S LiPo, LiHV, LiFe, and 2-12S NiMH batteries, making it versatile for different types of RC batteries.
- Smart Battery Recognition: When connected to a Gens ace G-Tech battery, the charger automatically identifies the battery type, voltage, and recommends the charging current for safe and optimal charging.
- Automatic Charging: The charger automatically begins charging 5 seconds after a G-Tech smart battery is connected, simplifying the process for the user.
- Manual Mode for Non-Smart Batteries: For non-smart batteries, users can manually select the battery type and required working mode, with the charger adjusting the current intelligently based on the charging voltage flow.
- Automatic Storage Function: The charger includes an automatic storage function, which is a unique feature for a charger of its size, helping to prolong battery life by maintaining optimal charge levels when not in use.
- Durable and Portable Design: The charger features a new interface design with increased balance connector durability, and its small, lightweight form factor makes it easy to carry and use on the go.
Product Specifications:
- Product Weight: 64g
- Display: LED light display
- Input Voltage: 5-20V
- Product Height: 0.826772″ (21 mm)
- Product Length: 3.34646″ (85 mm)
- Product Width: 2.16535″ (55 mm)
- Integrated Balancing: Yes, with an internal balancer and internal adapter
- Normal/Standard Charge Current: 5A
- Selectable Charge Rate: Yes
This charger is ideal for RC enthusiasts looking for a reliable, compact, and easy-to-use charging solution, particularly for those who use Gens ace G-Tech smart batteries.
