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Our OEM smart wireless chargers have four selective slots for either AA, AAA, or 9V Ni-mh or Ni-cd rechargeable batteries, so you can have one set of batteries on the charger while another is charging.

The differences among battery chargers for AA, AAA, D, and different battery chemistries such as NiMH and NiCd.

Parameter AA Batteries AAA Batteries D Batteries NiMH Batteries NiCd Batteries
Charging Current 500mA-1000mA 200mA-500mA 1500mA-3000mA 500mA-1000mA 300mA-600mA
Charging Time 1-4 hours 1-2 hours 8-12 hours 1-4 hours 1-4 hours
Capacity 2000-3000mAh 1000-1200mAh 10000-20000mAh 2000-3000mAh 600-1000mAh
Charging Method Delta V Delta V Delta V Delta V Timer
Overcharge Control Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Reverse Polarity Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Batteries Chemistries of chargeable battery 

There are several types of batteries, each with their own unique chemistry. Here is a table of some of the most common battery chemistries.

Battery Chemistry Voltage Energy Density Cycle Life Safety
Lead-acid 2V Low 300-500 Low
Lithium-ion 3.6V High 500-1000 High
Nickel-cadmium 1.2V Medium 500-1000 Medium
Nickel-metal hydride 1.2V Medium 500-1000 High

Frequently Asked Questions about China smart wireless charger aa aaa c d.

Q: Can I charge different types of batteries with the same charger?
A: It depends on the type of charger. Some chargers are designed to charge a variety of batteries, while others are designed for specific types of batteries.

Q: Can I charge a battery while it is still in use?
A: It is not recommended to charge a battery while it is still in use. It is best to disconnect the battery from the device and charge it separately.

Q: How long does it take to charge a battery?
A: The charging time depends on the size of the battery, the type of charger, and the charging current and voltage. In general, it can take anywhere from a few hours to several days to fully charge a battery.

Q: Can I overcharge a battery?
A: Yes, it is possible to overcharge a battery, which can damage it or even cause it to explode. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for charging the battery.

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To meet the demands of different applications, you can choose an external battery charger with the wall plug or with a cable.

Most of our universal AA, AAA, 9V Ni-mh, Ni-Cd battery chargers have an icon that also displays battery capacity while charging. The full-battery icon lights up when the batteries are fully charged, and a flashing full-battery icon indicates an abnormality, such as the presence of a bad or alkaline battery, and at this point, the charger will cease its operation. Click the photo below to get the details.