Carregador SKYRC D100neo 100W Dual Channel — SKYRC SK-100199-01

The SkyRC D100neo Charger is a compact dual-channel charger designed for charging a wide range of battery chemistries. Each of the two ports can deliver up to 10A and the unit supports AC input (100–240V) with up to 100W total or DC input (10–30V) with up to 200W total. Supported battery types include LiPo, LiFe, Li-ion, LiHV, NiMH, NiCd and lead-acid (Pb) in the specified cell ranges. The charger includes a color TN display, USB-C PD 3.0 port (up to 20W) and integrated balancing with ±0.02V accuracy.

Advantages

The D100neo combines compact size and intelligent power management to provide stable, accurate charging for two batteries at once. It offers flexible operation in AC or DC mode, automatic power allocation between ports, balancing capability for multi-cell packs and a USB-C port for device charging and firmware updates. Built-in protections and a thermal design allow safe operation under load while the ColorX interface simplifies configuration.

Suitable for

• RC model builders and hobbyists who need simultaneous charging of two battery packs
• Electronics hobbyists and DIY users requiring an adjustable digital power source
• Users of LiPo/LiHV/LiFe/Li-ion packs (1–6 cells), NiMH/NiCd packs (1–15 cells) and Pb batteries (3S/6S/12S)

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: SkyRC; Model: SK-100199-01
• Dimensions: 116 x 110 x 79 mm; Weight: 470 g; Case material: PC-ABS V0
• Display: 2.8 in TN, 240×320 px, 262,000 colors
• Input voltage: AC 100–240V or DC 10–30V
• Charger power: AC mode up to 100W total; DC mode up to 200W total
• Per-port current: up to 10A; Charge current range: 0.2–10.0A; Discharge current range: 0.1–2.0A
• Balance current: up to 1.0A; Balancing accuracy: ±0.02V
• Discharge power: main port 5W; balance port up to 25W (LiPo/6S)
• USB-C PD: up to 20W (PD/QC profiles supported)
• Supported batteries: LiPo/LiHV/LiFe/LiIon 1–6S; NiMH/NiCd 1–15 cells; Pb 3S/6S/12S

How to use

Connect the charger to the appropriate power source (AC 100–240V or DC 10–30V). Attach battery packs to the correct port and balance connector if applicable. Use the ColorX menu on the display to select battery type, cell count and required charge current, then start the charge process. When charging two batteries simultaneously, the charger will automatically allocate power between ports; when one port finishes, the remaining port receives increased power. Firmware updates and parameter adjustments are available via the USB-C connection and the Charger Master app.

Recommendations

Always verify battery type and cell count before starting a charge, connect balance leads when charging multi-cell packs, and use an appropriate DC supply when higher total power (up to 200W) is required. Ensure proper ventilation during high-load charging and keep firmware up to date for best compatibility and safety.