Product Details
- Size: 4 Position
- Brand: Sanyo
- Model: MQN06
- Dimensions: 1.25" h x
8.00" w x
9.25" l,
.44 pounds
Features
- 4-Position Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Charger
- 2 LED charge indicators
- Great for AA & AAA Sanyo Eneloop Ni-MH
- Convenient folding plug adapter
- Multi-voltage charge adapter
Product Description
eneloop 2nd Generation Battery Charger Sanyo MQN06 NiMH Battery Charger
The new 4 Position eneloop battery AC charger. SANYO's advanced rechargeable battery technology allowing NiMh batteries to last longer than ever before! Eneloop batteries provide excellent performance-to-cost advantages over both conventional alkaline and other rechargeable batteries. Unlike disposable batteries which can only be used only once and are wasteful to the environment, the new eneloop batteries can be recharged up to 1,500 times. They comepre-charged and can be used immediately out of the pack. eneloop batteries deliver reliable battery performance when you need it the most!
Charge Once and Use Years Later - eneloop batteries offer exceptional shelf life so you can use your rechargeable batteries when and where you need them most. You can charge your eneloop batteries once, store them away for up to three years and use them at a moment's notice. After charging eneloop batteries they will maintain 75% of their capacity for up to three years. They are ready to be used immediately right out of the pack.
Clean Energy - Great for the Environment - Each year, Americans deposit 8 billion disposable batteries into landfills! eneloop batteries can be recharged up to1,500 times, which means that the purchase and use of a single eneloop cell can keep many hundreds of batteries from entering landfills! eneloop battery cells are completely recyclable which reduces the impact on the environment. They can be recycled free of charge at any of the 50,000+ Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation (RBRC) recycling centers near you.
-Charge 4AA, 4AAA or 2AA and 2 AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries
-Charges 2 or 4AA 2000 mAh in 7 hours
-Charges 2 or 4AAA 800 mAh in 6 hours
-Input 100-240V AC 50-60 Hz 8W
-Retractable AC Plug
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
54 of 55 people found the following review helpful.
By NLee the Engineer
I'm a big fan of Sanyo eneloop low-self-discharge NiMH batteries, starting from the original Sanyo eneloop back in beginning of 2007. Over the past six years, I have accumulated several dozens of eneloop AA and AAA cells, together with three of this SANYO Eneloop 4-Position Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Charger (MQN06) in the process. But that's only because Sanyo prefer to bundle this mediocre charger with various eneloop packages.Here's what I don't like about this MQN06 charger:- It charges in pairs only. This is very inconvenient for appliances that take odd number of cells. If you try to charge an exhausted cell together with a half-full cell, the charging process stops as soon as the second cell is full, which means the first cell is still half-empty.- The charging current is very low: 300mA for AA cells, 150mA for AAA cells. That means it take about 7 hours to recharge a pair of exhausted eneloop AA cells.- If you leave a pair of charged cells in an unplugged MQN06, there is a leakage current of 0.5mA. This means a loss of 12mAh per day. In other words, a set of 2000mAh cells will become exhausted in about 5 months. That wipes out the 'low-self-discharge' benefit of eneloop cells.It is not that Sanyo don't know how to make a better charger. For example, the MDR02 is a 2-cell charger that monitors each cell individually. It charges at a higher current (550mA for AA, 380mA for AAA), and it only leaks about 0.03mA of current when unplugged. Sanyo also makes a very good 4-cell MQRO6 quick charger, but it is priced much higher.To be fair, the MQN06 is still better than some really dumb chargers such as the Energizer Value Charger. However, as of this writing, the price of this MQN06 charger just does not justify its value. For similar cost, you can get the Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HLD2RN Power Charger. The BCG-34HLD is a better charger because it charges each cell individually, and its charging current is higher at 360mA. The Sony package also comes with two low-capacity (1000mAh) Pre-Charged AA cells, which can be considered as freebies. By the way, it is perfectly fine to use this Sony charger to recharge Sanyo eneloop or any other brands of NiMH batteries.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Spiritweaver
We used several Energizer brand chargers and batteries before purchasing this one. I'll never buy anything but Eneloop ever again! The batteries hold their charge twice as long and they come fully charged. The charger does not heat up like the Energizer did and is fairly lightweight. With all the electronic devices in our lives, we need good rechargeable batteries and these just cannot be beat. Even after a year of recharging, the batteries still hold a charge like they were new. They last much longer in cameras and game controllers than any of the other rechargeable batteries we've used.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Annie Neidert
I have a collection of these Eneloop batteries. At first my husband laughed at me. When my camera lasted longer than his did then he stopped. We both were using 3 AA batteries, but I was using Eneloop and he was using some Duracell made for digital kind. Hahahaha. Then I could take mine home and recharge them and use them again while he tossed his in the recycling. If you have kids with toys that use batteries, these are great. They hold their charge for a LOOONG time so they are also pretty great for flashlights. I think we get the most bang for our buck out of remote controls for the TV and the Wii. Love these.
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