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Sony BC-SAD1 Dual Charger for NP-SA100 Batteries

The Sony BC-SAD1 is a compact and efficient battery charger designed specifically for Sony NP-SA100 batteries. With USB Power Delivery (PD) support, it enables fast and simultaneous charging of two batteries at once, making it ideal for photographers and content creators who need to keep their gear powered up quickly and reliably.

SKU: GC35-BCSAD1

Sony BC-SAD1 Dual Charger for NP-SA100 Batteries

Sony BC-SAD1 Dual Charger for NP-SA100 Batteries

The Sony BC-SAD1 is a compact and efficient battery charger designed specifically for Sony NP-SA100 batteries. With USB Power Delivery (PD) support, it enables fast and simultaneous charging of two batteries at once, making it ideal for photographers and content creators who need to keep their gear powered up quickly and reliably.

This charger fully charges two NP-SA100 batteries in approximately 115 minutes. When charging a single battery, it can reach 80% capacity in just 55 minutes, with a full charge taking about 85 minutes. For optimal performance, simultaneous two-battery charging requires a USB PD power supply and USB cable capable of delivering 45W or more, while single-battery charging needs 27W or higher. Actual charge times may vary depending on use conditions.

Clear LED indicators provide an at-a-glance view of each battery's individual charge status and health, ensuring you always know when your batteries are ready. The charger's slim, lightweight design makes it highly portable and easy to slip into tight spaces or travel bags without adding bulk.

Key Features:

Fast Simultaneous Dual Charging

LED Charge Status Indicators

Individual Battery Health Monitoring

Slim Lightweight Portable Design

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Sony BC-SAD1 Dual Charger for NP-SA100 Batteries

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Sony BC-SAD1 Dual Charger for NP-SA100 Batteries

The Sony BC-SAD1 is a compact and efficient battery charger designed specifically for Sony NP-SA100 batteries. With USB Power Delivery (PD) support, it enables fast and simultaneous charging of two batteries at once, making it ideal for photographers and content creators who need to keep their gear powered up quickly and reliably.

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