will this charge 20 volt lithium batteries??
392291
No it will not. If you want a fast charger for the 20v Black & Decker lithium batteries you need to get a Black & Decker 20v MAX lithium ion fast charger, model # L2AFC-OPE. Charge time with that charger, is about 40 minutes. Info on that charger can be found here on the Black & Decker website. http://www.blackanddecker.com/attachments/L2AFC-OPE.aspx
138010
I don't know for sure but if you had a lithium battery before I would think it will work with it. the 20-Volt max lithium battery is exactly the same size as the 18 volt was.
1637054
that's an interesting use of the solar panel. since this charger has a 12 volt input. the input voltage is not critical and the current requirements are small so this should work .. be careful about polarity and be aware of some safety precautions. lithium batteries have complicated and critical charging requirements. however these are taken care of by the chargers internal circuits .. don't try to charge the battery without those safety features. lithium batteries should not get hot at this charge rate. you might want to watch carefully for a while to be on the safe side ... you might want to check the solar panel output voltage to make sure it is at least 8 volts and doesn't exceed 16 volts. while this technically should work you should consider it an experiment until someone has actually tried it
1454230
Yes... We have a number of the Max 20 Volt B&D; tools and a couple of different battery sizes... All work well with this charger... In fact, we have two of the chargers so that there are always a couple of fully charged batteries availble for jobs that involve more than one tool...
1216533
Yes. It will. Use a charge controller which is at least 10 amps. Preferably a bit more.
1475912
Yes, the Makita DC18RC 18V Lithium-Ion charger will charge the BL1840-2 LXT Lithium Ion Batteries. I do this frequently with my charger and batteries.
488689
The charger that came with my kit is a DCB101 and is listed with an input power rating of 120V AC - 60 Hz and 1.5 Amps. It will charge both 12V and 20V Lithium Ion batteries.
863078
yes it will charge them with a 1amp power source, also even with a low power USB port, My computer only puts out about .9 amps and it charges 4 2000 mAh AA NI-MH batteries just fine
868618
Will charge 10.8v and 12v batteries per the manual. I only have the 10.8v battery so 8 cannot vouch for a 12v battery.
830677
Don´t know, but I´d be surprised if you couldn´t. Lithium batteries charge quickly anyway.
773544
will the 20V B&D; QUICK CHARGER charge this/these 2 batteries that are included,
2007516
No, this charger only charges nicad batteries. You will need to purchase Ryobi 18V "dual chemistry" chargers that will charge lithium ion AND nicad batteries.
354083
Yes it will charge your batteries but at a lower rate. I have seen charge times of about 25-35 minutes on my 150mAh packs
2235594
if the connector fits yours it should charge your 24v batteries, mine works perfectly.
1357077
I have an 18v Ni-Cd battery that charges most of the time and a lithium-ion battery that charges no problem. So, it may be a little finicky with the Ni-Cd batteries, but works fantastic for the Lithium-Ion batteries!
810570
No, it can not charge lithium batteries. There are 3 settings: nicad/ nickel metal hybride/ and rechargeable alkaline and regular alkaline.
130683
Yes, it can charge all LiIo, LiPo& LiFe lithium cells up to 18v. Some are easier with the extra plug-in adaptor, but it can if you can find the B+ & B- battery terminals.