User Manual for Ansmann Basic II Charger

Quick guide from the manual

The Ansmann Basic II is a compact charger designed for 1-2 NiMH AA or AAA batteries. To operate, insert the batteries into the slots observing the correct polarity, connect the provided USB cable to a power source (minimum 1A), and the red LED will indicate that the time-controlled charging process has begun. The charger automatically stops after approximately 18 hours.

Safety instructions

• Do not use non-rechargeable batteries: Never insert alkaline or lithium batteries, as this poses a fire and explosion risk.
• Indoor use only: Use the charger only in closed, dry, and spacious rooms.
• Moisture: Do not use the device if it is wet or with wet hands. Do not use in rain or damp areas.
• Damage: Check batteries for damage before charging. Do not use the product if the batteries or the charger are damaged.
• Supervision: Keep away from children; this product is not a toy.

Operation

1. Insert each rechargeable battery into the charge bay, ensuring the polarity (+ and -) matches the markings.
2. Connect the charger to a USB power source (e.g., mains adapter, power bank, PC) using the provided USB cable.
3. The charging indicator for each battery will illuminate in red, signaling the start of the time-controlled charge.
4. Do not insert additional batteries while a charge cycle is already in progress, as this may prevent a full charge.
5. After approximately 18 hours, the charging process ends automatically, and the indicator light turns off.
6. Remove the batteries and disconnect the charger from the power supply.

Note: To start a new charging process, you must disconnect the charger from the power supply to reset the timer.

Technical data

• Input: USB 5V DC, min. 1A / max. 2.4A
• Output (AA): 1-2x 1.2V DC 200mA
• Output (AAA): 1-2x 1.2V DC 100mA
• Max. charge capacity: AA 3000mAh / AAA 1500mAh

Environmental information

Dispose of the packaging according to material type. Electrical equipment must not be disposed of with household waste. Use local return and collection systems or contact the retailer where the product was purchased.