Introduction
01 ·
D250
Thanks for your choice of SKYRC Ultimate Duo 250W AC/DC Balance Charger /
Discharger / Power Supply. This unit is simple to use, but the operation of a
sophisticated automatic charger such as SKYRC D250 does require some
knowledge on the part of the user. These operating instructions are designed to
ensure that you quickly become familiar with its functions. It is therefore important
that you read right through the Operating Instructions, Warning and Safety Notes
before you attempt to use your new charger for the first time. We hope you have
many years of pleasure and success with your new battery charger.
SKYRC D250 is a high-performance, micro processor control charge/ discharge
station with battery management suitable for use with all current battery types, with
integral equalizer six-cell Lithium-Polymer (LiPo), Lithium iron phosphate (LiFe) and
Lithium-Ion (LiIon) batteries; maximum 10A charge current.
The additional LiHV mode is able to charge the new generation of LiPo batteries
with an end of charge voltage 4.35V. There are Automatic Charging Current Limit,
Capacity Limit, Temperature Threshold and Processing Time Limit which makes the
charger safe to use.
D250 is a twin-channel charger with two independent circuits which can charge two
different kinds of batteries simultaneously. It also supports power distribution in AC
mode to get max charging power to shorten charging time, the synchronization
mode is available, in which users could perform synchronous settings for charging
same batteries simultaneously to offer time-saving benefits. Besides that, voice
guide is available, which will allow users to enjoy more fun during the using.
Your Ultimate Duo 250W can supply maximum 150 Watts DC power. You can use it
to power equipments that require DC power. It converts standard household power
100-240V AC to 13.8V DC power.
Please BE SURE to read these INSTRUCTIONS, WARNING and SAFETY NOTES
before you use the charger for the first time.
It can be dangerous to mis-handle batteries and battery chargers, as there is
always a risk of batteries catching fire and exploding.
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