Keep extra batteries charged and ready to go with the Freeman 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Quick Battery Charger. Compatible with Freeman’s 18-Volt lithium-ion slide battery packs (Model PE2AHRB), you can take a battery from empty to fully charge in just 45-minutes. 2 solid LED lights indicate battery charging or battery charged, and the internal monitoring system switches to maintenance mode once a battery has a full charge to prevent overcharging. Designed with a standard 2-prong plug that won’t hog outlet space, 2-keyhole brackets for wall mounting, and a 6 ft. cord that easily reaches your wall mount or tabletop, this battery charger fits anywhere in your garage or workshop and will not take up extra space. With the Freeman PEBC 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Quick Battery Charger at your disposal, you will never have to put a project on hold for hours waiting to recharge spent batteries.
- Quick charger fully charges batteries in just 45-minutes
- Charges 1 18-Volt lithium-ion slide pack battery
- Onboard LED charging indicator lights let you know when battery is charging or is fully charged
- Keyholes are located on the underside of the tool so you can mount it anywhere in your workshop
- 6 ft. cord easily reaches your workspace, eliminating the need for extension cords
- To minimize downtime, keep backup batteries charged and ready to go with an additional charger
- Compatible with Freeman 18-Volt lithium-ion slide pack batteries (model number PE2AHRB)
Specifications
- Compatibility: Freeman PE2AHRB Batteries
- Number of batteries charged at once: 1
- Charger Included: Charger Included
- Cordless/ Corded: Cordless
- Tools Product Type: Power Tool
- Power Tool Accessory Type: Battery Charger
- Color Family: Black
- Cord Length (ft.): 6
- Voltage (volts): 18
- Battery Test Function: Yes
- ACDC: AC or DC
- Package Quantity: 1
- Alarm: Yes
- Product Length (in.): 5.25 in
- Product Height (in.): 3.75 in
- Product Width (in.): 5.25 in
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
