HONEYWELL carregador de bateria - saídas: 4

Keep your Honeywell EDA52 mobile computers running through the longest shifts with the EDA52-QBC-3, a 4-slot battery charger that recharges four batteries simultaneously. Unlike single-bay chargers that force you to swap batteries one at a time, this multi-bay desktop unit ensures your team always has a fresh battery ready. It pairs perfectly with the Honeywell EDA52 series, delivering reliable power to standard and extended batteries without tying up your devices.

Highlights

• Charges up to 4 Honeywell EDA52 batteries at once
• Intelligent charging with overcharge and short-circuit protection
• LED indicators show charging status at a glance
• External AC adapter included for worldwide use (100–240V)
• Compact desktop design saves counter space

In daily use

Place the charger on a shelf or workbench, insert up to four batteries, and let the intelligent circuitry handle the rest. Red LEDs indicate charging, green means fully charged. The charger automatically stops when batteries are full, preventing damage and extending battery life. Hot-swappable support means you can remove a charged battery and insert a depleted one without interrupting the charging cycle of others.

Full specifications

• Compatible with: Honeywell EDA52 series batteries
• Number of bays: 4
• Input: 100–240V AC, 50/60 Hz (external power adapter included)
• Output per bay: up to 2A, voltage depends on battery type (4.2V–8.4V DC)
• Charging time: approximately 2–4 hours per battery
• LED indicators: red (charging), green (charged)
• Protection: overcharge, short-circuit
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
• Storage temperature: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
• Humidity: 5% to 95% non-condensing
• Certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS
• Material: high-impact plastic
• Colour: black
• Mounting: desktop

Final note

For warehouses, retail floors, or field service teams that rely on Honeywell EDA52 devices, this 4-slot charger is the practical way to eliminate downtime and keep every shift powered up.