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Fuyuang is the brand on the universal lithium-ion charger we stock, made for 12.6 volt battery packs and listed as SAA approved for Australian use. It charges three-cell lithium-ion packs of the kind used in LED panels, portable monitors, DIY camera rigs and other 12 volt equipment. It suits technicians and makers who need a spare or replacement charger.
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FuyuangLi-ion Charger for 12.6 volt packs - Universal (SAA Approved)
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About Fuyuang
A 12.6 volt charger is for packs of three lithium-ion cells in series, often labelled 10.8V or 11.1V nominal, since three cells reach 12.6 volts at full charge. Chargers of this type use a constant current then constant voltage profile and stop at 12.6 volts. Retailer listings for Fuyuang 12.6 volt chargers describe 100 to 240 volt input and a 5.5 x 2.1mm DC plug, with versions rated at 1, 2 or 3 amps. SAA approval relates to certification against Australian electrical safety requirements.
Match three things before charging: the pack's cell count and chemistry, the plug and polarity, and the charge current. Never use a 12.6 volt lithium-ion charger on lead acid, NiMH or lithium iron phosphate packs, which need different charge voltages. The charge current should suit the pack's capacity and its maker's recommendation. Check the DC plug size and centre polarity against your pack. Charge on a hard, non-flammable surface, never leave charging packs unattended overnight, and stop using any pack that swells or overheats.
Fuyuang questions
What batteries can a 12.6V lithium-ion charger charge?
It suits lithium-ion packs of three cells in series, commonly labelled 10.8V or 11.1V nominal, which reach 12.6V when full. It is not suitable for lead acid, NiMH or lithium iron phosphate packs, which need different charge voltages.
Does the plug fit my battery pack?
Retailer listings describe Fuyuang 12.6V chargers with a 5.5 x 2.1mm DC plug. Measure the socket on your pack and check its polarity against the product page before connecting. If your pack uses a different connector, use a proper adaptor lead rather than forcing a fit.
What does SAA approved mean on a charger?
It indicates the charger has been certified against Australian electrical safety requirements for mains-powered equipment. Look for approval on any charger that plugs into a wall socket, and avoid uncertified chargers for lithium-ion packs.