Streamlight 20231 SL-B9 100V/120V AC 8-Unit Battery Bank Charger

Transform your multi-fuel, high-performance weapon lights into rechargeable systems with the SL-B9 protected lithium-ion battery pack. Organize, store, and charge your batteries with Streamlight’s eight-unit bank charger for the SL-B9 battery packs.

KEY FEATURES:

• SL-B9 Battery Pack:
• Charge via USB-C input or eight-unit bank charger
• Integrated safety circuit protects from overcharge/overdischarge
• Bank Charger: Bank charger stores and charges up to eight SL-B9 battery packs
• Low-profile (1.0 in; 2.54 cm) mininal mounting area required
• Charge indicators over each battery slot; Red: Charging // Green: Charged

BANK CHARGER DIMENSIONS

• L x W x H: 10.5 x 3.2 x 1.0
• WEIGHT:
  
  

The Streamlight SL-B9 100V/120V AC 8-Unit Battery Bank Charger is designed for seamless organization and charging of multiple SL-B9 battery packs. This smart charger accommodates up to eight batteries simultaneously, ensuring your high-performance weapon lights are always ready for action. Equipped with USB-C input, it supports versatile charging options, while an integrated safety circuit prevents overcharge and overdischarge, enhancing battery longevity. The low-profile design minimizes space requirements, and clear charge indicators provide real-time updates with red for charging and green for fully charged. Compact yet powerful, this battery bank charger is essential for any serious user looking to maintain peak performance.

WARNING This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. You must be 18 or older to shop or purchase on our website, and 21 or older to purchase ammunition or firearms. Check local laws before ordering. By ordering, you certify that you meet all federal, state, and local legal requirements. There are no returns or exchanges on armor, firearms, ammunition, or PPE. Ammunition ships UPS Ground to the lower 48 states.
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