ToolkitRC C4 50W 4 Cell (4S) LiPo AC Battery Charger

Introduction

C4 50W 4 Cell (4S) LiPo AC Battery Charger from ToolkitRC – TK12500

The ToolkitRC C4 is a versatile and powerful charger designed to cater to both beginners and experienced hobbyists. One of its standout features is the user-friendly interface, which eliminates the need for complicated settings or programming, making it an excellent choice for those new to the hobby. With multiple charging modes and compatibility with a wide range of battery types, the C4 simplifies the charging process, allowing users to focus more on their RC activities and less on charger settings.

In addition to its ease of use, the C4 boasts a compact and portable design, making it perfect for on-the-go applications, whether at the field, in the workshop, or at home. Its reliable performance ensures that your batteries are always ready for action. The ToolkitRC C4 is a practical, cost-effective solution for anyone looking to simplify their charging experience.

Note: We recommend reading this Motion RC knowledge blog article about charger amperage and wattage ratings.

Features:

• Supports charging of 1-4S LiPo, LiHv and LiFe batteries, as well as 5-8S NiMH/NiCd
• Supports up to 4A charge rates (Max. charging power 50W)
• Automatic detection of the number of battery cells
• Simple push-button selection for battery type and charge rate
• Real-time LED charge status indicator
• More power and features than comparably sized chargers
• Smart charge algorithms and safety protections
• XT60 output for ease of use with most batteries
• 100-240V wide input voltage range
• Compact, portable design at just 106x64x35mm

Includes:

• ToolkitRC C4 50W 4 Cell (4S) LiPo AC Battery Charger
• AC power cord
• User manual

** LiPo BATTERY CHARGER SAFETY WARNING **

Never, under ANY circumstances, leave your charger unattended while charging a LiPo battery. Keep the charger away from moisture, dust, direct sunlight, or any heat sources. The charger should always be placed on a heat-resistant, non-flammable surface during charging. Never overcharge or exceed a 1C charge current. A 1C charge current means the charge current equals the capacity of the battery. For example, a 2200mAh battery should never be charged using a current greater than 2.2 Amps (2200mAh).