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Key Features
- 100-240 VAC Power for Worldwide Use
- Charging Time: 2-6 Hours
- USB 2.0 Port for Charging Other Devices
- Two NP-FZ100 Plates
This Duo LCD Charger from Watson restores power to one or two NP-FZ100 NP-FZ100 batteries via the included, dedicated plates. These can be replaced by optional plates for various other batteries. Additionally, the Duo can simultaneously charge two different batteries with different voltages. Charging time is between two and six hours. The unit also features a USB 2.0 port, which allows you to charge and power a mobile device while your camera batteries are being replenished. The LCD screen displays each battery's charge percentage--even when the Duo is unplugged--via the test button.
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Is it safe to leave the batteries charging ...
Is it safe to leave the batteries charging overnight in this charger? Will it turn off once they've reached full capacity?
Yes the Duo Charger does turn off once charged. It is recommended you unplug it before handling the batteries.
Date published: 2023-10-18
Anyone know where to get a replacement DC car ...
Anyone know where to get a replacement DC car charging cable for this?
Unfortunately, we do not carry a replacement DC car charging cable for the Watson Duo charger. We recommend reaching out to the manufacturer/distributor, Gradus Group.
Tel: (212) 594-2120
Email: [email protected]
Date published: 2021-10-06
Does this charger work with the Sony NP-F970 ...
Does this charger work with the Sony NP-F970 battery adapter?
The Watson Duo charger uses user-replaceable battery adapter plates from Watson. In order to charge Sony NP-F style batteries (NP-F550, 570, 750, 970, etc.), you'll need at least one of these: https://bhpho.to/3DOneR8
Date published: 2023-10-18
Is this certified by Sony to charge Sony NP-FZ100 ...
Is this certified by Sony to charge Sony NP-FZ100 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion? Will this cause any damage over time?