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Watson Battery Adapter Plate for NP-BX1

BH #WAPSONPBX1 • MFR #P-4234
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Watson Battery Adapter Plate for NP-BX1
Key Features
  • For Watson Compact AC/DC or Duo Chargers
  • For Sony NP-BX1 Type
The Watson Battery Adapter Plate for NP-BX1 enables you to charge any Sony NP-BX1 type battery using your Watson Compact AC/DC or Duo LCD Charger.
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Watson P-4234 Overview

The Watson Battery Adapter Plate for NP-BX1 enables you to charge any Sony NP-BX1 type battery using your Watson Compact AC/DC or Duo LCD Charger.

Watson Compact AC/DC and Duo LCD Chargers feature an interchangeable battery plate system. This economical option allows you to charge many different batteries, all with one charger. Use this plate to expand your charger's compatibility or to replace a lost plate.

Supported Batteries
Sony NP-BX1 type
UPC: 847628568181

Watson P-4234 Specs

Charger Plate
Charger Type
1x Charger Plate for 1x Battery
Compatibility
Battery: Sony NP-BX1
Dimensions
2.6 x 2 x 0.5" / 6.6 x 5.1 x 1.2 cm
Weight
0.71 oz / 20 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.05 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
4.65 x 2.3 x 1"

Watson P-4234 Reviews

Best

By Tom
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-07-24

It just works.

Purchased to charge extra battery for Sony ZV-1

By Garey
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-03-23

Works well, and is a necessary purchase to charge any extra battery for the Sony ZV-1 camera.

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How does the battery go in? With label on the outside it didn't charge. How long does it take?
Asked by: Karen D.
I have two plates for the Sony X batteries and two plates for the Sony W batteries for the Watson Duo charger. This is a great charger. I am not sure what exactly you mean by label on the outside . Putting a genuine Sony X battery into the Watson X plate will result with the back of the battery showing. However, if you have a third party X battery, most likely the front of the battery label will be visible. You don't have to guess, though. Looking at the four battery contacts on the edge of your battery, the four contacts are offset to one edge, and you should insert the battery into the plate with the four offset contacts nearest the inside back of the plate's receptacle. Also you can just use your eyes and, with the battery in the plate, look at the two pins coming out of the plate. If you have the battery in backwards, one of the two plate pins will not be touching any of the battery's four contacts. I have never really timed the charging, but it seems that the Watson Duo will charge two dead Sony X batteries in a couple of hours.
Answered by: JIM W.
Date published: 2018-12-08
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