MAKITA DC1801-TE free download

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T ECHNICAL INFORMATION New Tool For Models DC1801 Description Battery Charger CONCEPTION AND MAIN APPLICATIONS 1. This charger can charge MAKITA Ni-MH batteries (NICKEL METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY) and MAKITA Ni-Cd batterie. s This charger can charge all voltages from 7.2V to 18V. 2. This charger has a trickle charging function, by which fully-charged batteries will be kept fully charged while left in charger. 78mm 3. Even a heated battery after use can be left in the charger. (3-1/8") This charger automatically starts charging the battery afer cooled down. 4. Charging condition is displayed by green or red light. 10 /8") (4- 5m The light indicates ready to charge, charging, charging complete, 1 m delay charge (too hot) and defective battery. 201mm 16") (7-15/ Specifications Input voltage 120V,220-240V,230-240V Input 60W Output voltage DC7.2V,9.6V,12V,14.4V,18V Output current(A) DC 2.1A 40 min. for 1.3Ah battery(Battery 7000,9000,9100,9100A,9120,1200,1200A,1210,1220) 50 min. for 1.7Ah battery(Battery 7001,9001,9101,9101A,1201,1201A) Charging time 60 min. for 2.0Ah battery(Battery 7002,9002,9102,9102A,9122,1202,1202A,1222,1422,1822) 65 min. for 2.2Ah battery(Battery 7033,9033,9133,1233,1433,1833) Net weight 0.48kg(1.06lbs) Cord length(m) 2m(6.6ft) Features and benefits How to charge 1. Computer control Computer deducts the completion of charging and controls charging current. 2. Switching power source method First,input electricity is converted to high-frequency current of approximately one hundred kHz. And the voltage is transformed innto the battery voltages by the high-frequency transformer. The charger can be designed smaller and lighter than using the general transformer with this method. 3. Constant current charging Charging current will be kept stable, so that the change of the battery can be detected. (See the "1. minus delta V" of Method of stop charging) 4. Trickle charging function Se