SkyRc - MC5000 Cylindrical Battery Charger and Analyzer (65W max)

The SkyRC MC5000 supports the following battery types:

NiMH

Nickel-Metal Hydride battery, 1.2V nominal voltage. The most common type of consumer class AA size rechargeable batteries for caméras, equipment, flashes, flashlights, tools, toys, bedroom, etc.

NiCd

Nickel-Cadmium battery, 1.2V nominal voltage. Has still its uses in today’s world of battery packs but single cells hâve become a rarity as they are being phased out due to their environmental toxicity. Stay away from children.

NiZn

Nickel-Zinc battery, 1.65V nominal voltage. Charges to 1.9V, cannot take trickle charge, should not be discharged lower than 1 10V. Low cost, high output cell, suitable for fast charging, can be cycled 200-300 times. PowerGenix is a notable maker of NiZn batteries.

RAM

Rechargeable or Reusable Alkaline battery, 1.5V nominal voltage. If not discharged deeper than 50%, it could be cycled up to 25-50 times. Restricted depth of discharge, limited cycle count, drastically lowered capacity on repeat charge. RAM batteries can leak as nastily as Alkaline batteries.

Li-ion

Standard Lithium-Ion battery, 3.6V 3.7V nominal voltage. Most common are Li-cobalt and Limanganese based chemistries, both can be charged safely with this setting. Li-ion charging uses the recommended CC-CV charging algorithm with user-definable charge cut-off current. Target voltage is 4.20V; setting it higher is dangerous, and protected 18650's would not let the charger charge higher than that.

Li-ion HV

Lithium-Ion High-Voltage battery, 3.8V nominal voltage. Very similar to standard Lithium-Ion but these cells can be charged safely up to 4.35V. Samsung is the only known highquality manufacturer of such non-standard Li-lon cells apart from LG. Ail in ail, you must NOT use this battery type setting with standard Li-lon batteries!

LiFe

Lithium Iron Phosphate battery, LiFeP04, 3.2V nominal voltage. A safer Li-ion chemistry, charges to 3.65V, must not be discharged lower than 2.0V. Not to be confused with Lithium Polymer battery, LiPo.

LTO

Lithium-Titanate battery, 2.4V nominal voltage. One of the safest Li-ion chemistries around, because of low capacity typically in form of battery packs for UPS, electric powertrains, solar-powered Street lighting, or similar professional applications, offers very long life span of thousands of cycles at high charge/discharge rates and also superior performance at cold températures. Single cells, cylindrical or not, remain a rarity on the market.

Na-ion

Sodium-ion battery, -3.3V nominal voltage. Similar to Li-ion but uses sodium instead of lithium, making it more eco-friendly and abundant. Slightly lower energy density, but better performance in cold climates. Charging profile resembles Li-ion; follow the battery manufacturer^ specs for max voltage and current to avoid overcharging.

Key features

• The voltage and current accuracy are as high as ±10mV and ±(1.0% + 5mA), respectively.
• Four independent charging slots allow for customized charging for up to four batteries simultaneously, delivering efficient and convenient charging.
• Each slot supports up to 5.00A high current charging for rapid battery recovery.
• One-click synchronization of settings across all slots simplifies operation.
• Supports up to 10 kinds of battery types.
• Mobile app control allows you to monitor the charging status and view detailed battery data.
• It supports PD output with a maximum power of 65W.
• Supports multiple languages, including English, German, Chinese, French, Spanish, and Japanese.
• Intuitive Scroll and Button design for easy operation.
• Color screen provides real-time display of charging data and graph at a glance.

Specifications