Tork Craft Battery Charger Usb 18650 Li-Ion Avg, 800Mah 1Pc 5V/1A

Description

Tork Craft Battery Charger USB 18650 Li-ion — Avg 800 mAh (1 pc)

Size: USB supply 5 V/1 A [suitable for 18650 cells]

This Tork Craft USB charger is designed to safely charge single 18650-format lithium-ion cells. With a standard 5 V/1 A USB input it keeps things simple for on-the-go charging or workshop reserves. The “Avg 800 mAh” indicates typical charge capacity coverage for smaller batteries during each session. Perfect as a backup charger or for light usage scenarios.

Specifications

Features

• USB input: 5 V/1 A — standard USB-A supply compatible.
• Designed for 18650 Li-ion cells — 1 pc pack.
• Average 800 mAh charge capacity indication — suitable for lower capacity 18650 cells.
• Compact accessory size — Weight ~0.08 kg; dimensions approximately 160 × 110 × 30 mm.

Benefits

• Convenient USB charging: Use any USB power source to charge a spare 18650 cell — ideal for workshop, site or backup scenarios.
• Lightweight and portable: Small size makes it easy to keep with other battery accessories and chargers.
• Cost-effective accessory: Gives you a dedicated charger for 18650 cells without needing large charger rigs — ideal for DIY or light professional use.
• Standardised format: Compatible with common 18650 cells so you can use one charger across multiple battery types (as long as they match 18650 format and safe specs).

Extra Information

• Only use with compatible 18650 Li-ion cells — check cell condition and ensure correct polarity before inserting.
• Do not use a charger that is damaged or with loose fittings; keep the charger and battery area clean, dry and ventilated.
• After charging, allow the cell to rest and cool before inserting into tool or application; high rate charging may heat larger cells.

Safety

• Use only with 18650 Li-ion cells that meet manufacturer’s specifications — do not attempt to charge cells of different formats not rated for this charger.
• Observe polarity when inserting cells — reversing polarity may damage charger or battery and create safety hazards.
• Do not leave charging batteries unattended for extended periods; charge in a well-ventilated area away from flammable materials.
• Disconnect the charger and cell once charging is complete or when charger becomes warm to the touch above safe temperature.