Quick Summary
The HOVCEH B6 LiPo Battery Charger is an 80W RC battery charger with an LCD screen. It is described as a balance charger for lithium batteries and other rechargeable battery types, with multiple charging modes and built-in protection features.
The main points to check before choosing it are the battery type you plan to charge, the connections you need, and whether the 80W output matches your setup.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | LiPo battery charger for RC batteries and related rechargeable battery types. |
| Power | 80W output, which is a key check for matching the charger to the batteries and charging needs. |
| Display | LCD screen showing voltage, current and working status. |
| Charging functions | Balance charging, fast charging, storage mode, cyclic charge/discharge and data memory. |
| Battery types | Supports NiCd, NiMH, Li-ion, LiPo, LiFe and Pb batteries. |
| Included connection | UK power cord and T-plug cables. |
| Protection | Short-circuit, overcharge, overcurrent and overheat protection are described. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Battery type: This charger is described for several rechargeable battery chemistries. Check that your battery chemistry matches one of the supported types.
- Power output: The stated output is 80W. Compare that with the charging needs of your batteries and charging setup.
- Connections: The included cables use a T-plug connection, so check that this suits the batteries or adapters you use.
- Display and settings: The LCD screen and memory function are useful if you want to monitor charging status and reuse preferred settings.
- Charging mode: Storage mode and cyclic charge/discharge are useful checks if you want more than basic charging.
What Else You May Need
If your batteries do not use a T-plug connection, you may need the correct adapter or lead for your setup. Check that the batteries you plan to charge are compatible with the charger’s supported battery types and connection format.
Before You Decide
Confirm that the battery chemistry, connection type and 80W output suit your RC charging setup. Check whether you need a T-plug connection or an adapter, and make sure the charger’s supported battery types match the packs you already own.
