The portable Dracast Dual V-Mount Battery Charger DR-CH2Vfrom Dracast Dual V-Mount Battery Charger DR-CH2Vallows you to simultaneously charge two V-Mount batteries (or a single battery) from 90 to 240 VAC sources. It features a top handle for easy transport and built-in capacity management system to ensure fast charging. The charger will automatically shutdown once the batteries reach their full charge. Additionally, the charger can function as a portable AC to DC power adapter, taking the AC power input and outputting 15 VDC at 4A via a 4-pin XLR connector. The output is only active when no batteries are attached.

Charge up to Two V-Mount Batteries    Portable Design with Carry Handle    90 to 240 VAC Power Input    4-Pin XLR 15 VDC / 4A Power Output

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Q: 1. Will this battery work with these lights?a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1081003-REG/genaray_spectroled_360_bi_color_led.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1081003-REG/genaray_spectroled_360_bi_color_led.html/aThese batteries operate normally at 14.8v but the lights say they can be used with 12-14.4v. Sorry if the answer to this question is as obvious as it seems.

A: This will work just fine with the Genaray SpectroLED. We even have a few other battery and power solutions with a 14.8v rating listed for the light. That is just a nominal rating for the battery, it will not cause any damage to the light if you use a battery that is slightly higher.

Q: 2. Does this battery work with Aladdin Flexi light 1 X1 mat

A: If that light has a V-mount battery connection, then this should work. But because I do not know if that light has any other requirements for power other than a generic V-mount battery, I cannot guarantee if it will work. It might be better to contact Aladdin and find out what batteries are compatible with their light. // Also, if there are any other technical or product related questions, feel free to contact us directly at any time at support@dracobroadcast.com.

Q: 3. Is this charger compatible with the ikan IB-L130S V-mount battery?

A: We are not able to test in between brands but there should be no reason that this charger would not charge the Ikan battery.

Q: 4. Can these be considered 'High Output' lights? What is the amperage?

A: This is a battery, not a light. Can you send me an email to support@dracobroadcast.com explaining more about what you are asking? // Also, if there are any other technical or product related questions, feel free to contact us directly at any time at support@dracobroadcast.com.

Q: 5. Can I charge AB Dionic 90's on this charger? And I see 4-pin power is there a regular power port so I can plug into a power strip.

A: The DR-CH2A will charge the Dionic 90 batteries. There is a standard AC plug included.

Q: 6. Can I use this battery for aputure lightstorm?

A: Yes these batteries can be used on the Aputure Light Storm LS1C or LS 1/2W LED panels which have a V mount interface.

Q: 7. What voltage output is the D-tap? Regulated or unregulated?

A: According to Dracast, the D-tap voltage is 12 volts and unregulated. This actually is the usual arrangement for a D-tap across the industry.

Q: 8. Can you fly with these batteries without them being over the security limit?

A: If you plan on flying with these batteries, the BEST way would be to have them connected to either a charger or a light. When the batteries are not connected, the fear is that the terminals will arc onto each other, start a fire, and kill everyone on board the airplane. If the battery is connected to something (charger or light), then that cannot happen, and so they can be packed into luggage. I would recommend letting the airline know that you are flying with these batteries, but they are connected, so there is nothing to worry about. // Also, if there are any other technical or product related questions, feel free to contact us directly at any time at support@dracobroadcast.com.

Q: 9. I assume this does not come with a case. What size case is needed to accommodate both batteries, the charger and cables?

A: A medium flip top storage box holds 2 folding LED instruments with doors, 2 batteries & charger.

Q: 10. Why am I getting a voltage reading of 16.1v? Doesn't the product name say 14.8v?

A: Because batteries rarely operate at exactly the voltage listed. The listed voltage is more or less the average voltage. The drop in voltage output is how a device tells how much charge is left in a battery. I wouldnt be the least bit concerned about a battery reading 1.3V above its listed voltage when fully charged.