Battery charger Extra Digital DB07DV2925

The Extra Digital DB07DV2925 battery charger is designed to recharge a single removable digital camera battery compatible with Minolta NP-200, Fuji NP-30, Casio NP-40 and Sanyo DB-L20A. The compact black charger supports both 220V AC mains and 12V vehicle (cigar lighter) input, and it is supplied with both an AC cable and a cigar lighter cable for flexible use at home or on the road.

Advantages

The charger accepts a range of compatible battery models, enabling direct replacement charging when original chargers are unavailable. Dual input design provides convenience for indoor charging from 220V mains and for in-vehicle charging from a 12V cigar lighter. The single-battery slot and compact black housing make the unit lightweight and easy to pack for travel.

Suitable for

• Photographers who use cameras with Minolta NP-200, Fuji NP-30, Casio NP-40 or Sanyo DB-L20A batteries
• Travel use where access to mains power is limited and vehicle charging is required
• Spare or replacement charger at home, in a camera bag, or in a car

Key specifications

• Supported batteries: single removable digital camera battery compatible with Minolta NP-200, Fuji NP-30, Casio NP-40, Sanyo DB-L20A
• Input voltage: 220V AC and 12V DC (cigar lighter)
• Number of batteries supported: 1
• Product colour: Black
• Included accessories: AC cable and cigar lighter cable

How to use

Insert the compatible battery into the charger slot, ensuring proper polarity and secure seating. For indoor charging, connect the provided AC cable to a 220V mains outlet and attach the cable to the charger. For in-vehicle charging, connect the cigar lighter cable to the vehicle's 12V outlet and plug the other end into the charger. Monitor the battery periodically during charging and disconnect when fully charged or according to the battery manufacturer's guidelines.

Recommendations

Use the charger only with compatible battery models listed. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, moisture, or direct sunlight while charging. Do not leave batteries unattended for extended periods; follow battery manufacturer safety instructions and disconnect the charger once charging is complete.