Average charging times, Calculating the charging time, Automatic charging control/ trickle charging – Tronic TLG 1000 B3 Benutzerhandbuch

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Note:
If type C or D batteries are being charged in the
outer charging bays, then their operating states are
shown by the inner LED in each case.

Batteries can become hot during

charging. Never touch hot batteries! You could
suffer burn injuries.

Pull the mains plug of the universal battery

charger out of the mains socket and allow the
batteries to cool.

Then you can take the charged batteries out of the
universal battery charger.

Q

Average charging times

The length of time required to charge a battery
depends on its type, age and residual charge
capacity. The average charging times can be taken
from the following table. Please note that the listed
times are for guidance only.

Rechargeable battery type AAA

Capacity

Ni-MH

Ni-Cd

900 mAh

151 Min.

---

300 mAh

---

50 Min.

Rechargeable battery type AA

Capacity

Ni-MH

Ni-Cd

2500 mAh

210 Min.

---

800 mAh

---

67 Min.

Rechargeable battery type C

Capacity

Ni-MH

Ni-Cd

4000 mAh

336 Min.

---

Rechargeable battery type C

1800 mAh

---

151 Min.

Rechargeable battery type D

Capacity

Ni-MH

Ni-Cd

4500 mAh

378 Min.

---

1800 mAh

---

151 Min.

Rechargeable battery type 9 V block

Capacity

Ni-MH

Ni-Cd

200 mAh

240 Min.

---

100 mAh

---

120 Min.

Q

Calculating the charging time

Charging time (Min.) =

Battery capacity (mAh) x 1.4 x 60

Charging current from charger (mA)

Q

Automatic charging control/

trickle charging

This universal battery charger controls the charging
time for batteries type Ni-Cd and Ni-MH separately.
This control is based on the –Δ U (“minus delta U”)
process.
The delta Δ symbol refers to a mathematical concept
based on “differences“.
In this case, “minus delta U“ means a negative
voltage difference.
This method of recognising the completion of charg-
ing makes use of the following effect:
The voltage of a battery being charged using a
constant current continues to rise. As it becomes
completely charged, its voltage reaches a maximum
and then falls slightly if it continues to receive charge.
This slight voltage drop is detected by the electronics

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