Battery Charger 230V for Li-ion, Compatible with DC-61 & DFB 16, Master

Quick Facts

• Voltage: 230V AC for connection to standard wall outlets.
• Battery Type: Designed specifically for charging Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries.
• Compatibility: Fits batteries for Master battery-powered fans, including models DFB 16 and DC 61.
• Area of Use: Ensures that your battery-powered tools and machines are always ready for operation.
• Brand: Original accessory from Master for guaranteed performance and safety.

What is a 230V Li-ion Battery Charger and why should you choose it?

A 230V Li-ion battery charger is a fundamental component for maintaining and charging the batteries that power cordless tools. This specific charger from Master is designed to efficiently and safely restore energy to the batteries for their battery-powered fans, such as DFB 16 and DC 61. The reason to choose it is that it is an original part from the manufacturer, which guarantees full compatibility and an optimized charging cycle. This minimizes the risk of battery damage and maximizes the lifespan of your equipment, which in turn reduces downtime and keeps productivity up in the workplace.

Which environments is the product suitable for?

This charger is a necessary accessory in all professional environments where Master's battery-powered fans are used. It is an obvious part of garage interiors and storage solutions in workshops where order and function are prioritized. The charger is robust enough for use on construction sites, in warehouses, industrial facilities, and other demanding environments where reliable equipment is crucial for work to proceed without interruption.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which batteries is this charger compatible with?

This charger is specifically designed for Master Li-ion batteries used in their cordless fans, primarily models DFB 16 and DC 61. Use with other batteries is not recommended.

How do I know when the battery is fully charged?

The charger is usually equipped with a status indicator, often an LED light, which changes color or stops blinking when the charging cycle is complete and the battery is fully charged.

Can I leave the battery in the charger after it is fully charged?

Yes, modern chargers like this one from Master have built-in protection circuits that prevent overcharging. However, it is good practice to unplug the battery when it is fully charged to maximize its lifespan.