4 Port Power Tool Battery Charger Fit for DCB104 DCB127 DCB182 DCB184 DCB200 Lithium Ion Battery Charging Station Black

Feature: 1. Compatibility: This 4 Port power tool battery charger fit for DCB104 DCB127 DCB182 DCB184 DCB200 battery model, offering fast 3A charging for batteries. 2. Good Heat Dissipation: Built with heat dissipation fins and ventilation holes, this battery charger effectively prevents overheating, ensuring safe and efficient charging. 3. Safe Charger: Protecting against overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuits, and overheating, this power tool li ion battery charger safeguards both the battery and the device. 4. Fireproof Charging Station: Constructed from ABS, PC materials, this power tool battery charger provides long lasting reliability and safe to use for consistent use with power tool batteries. 5. Efficient Charger: Featuring an optimized ventilation system and high charging efficiency, this charger delivers high performance for power tool batteries in a compact design. Specification: Item Type: 4 Port Power Tool Battery Charger Material: ABS, PC Weight: Approx. 1605.00g 56.61oz Product Size: Approx. 39.5x16cm 15.55x6.30in Application: Fit for DCB104 DCB127 DCB182 DCB184 DCB200. Package List: 1 x 4 Port Power Tool Battery Charger 1 x Instruction Manual Note: 1. Prevent rain. Keep the charger dry and protect it from water ingress. Exposure to water increases the risk of electric shock. 2. Do not charge other batteries. This charger is only designed for compatible lithium ion, NiMH NiCd batteries within the specified voltage range. Using other batteries may cause fire or explosion. 3. Keep clean. Maintain the charger in a clean condition. 4. Inspect before use. Always check the charger, cable, and plug before use. Do not use if any damage is found. Never disassemble the charger casing, only qualified professionals should perform repairs using genuine parts. Damaged components increase shock hazards. 5. Keep away from flammables. Do not operate the charger on flammable surfaces (e.g., paper, fabric). Heat generated during charging may cause fire. 6. Voltage compatibility. Ensure the power supply voltage matches the rated range marked on the charger. 7. Power off before maintenance. Always unplug the charger from the outlet before cleaning or servicing to reduce shock risks. 8. Disconnect when unused. Unplug the charger when not in use to prevent electric shock or damage from metal objects entering exposed connectors. 9. Avoid contact with conductors. Do not touch uninsulated parts of output connectors or battery electrodes.