What is LiPro balance charger?

106990000. LiPro Balance Charger iMAX B6 is a rapid charger with a high performance microprocessor and specialized operating software. $23.00.

How do you charge a LiPro balance charger?

Charging your battery

  1. Connect your Battery’s T-Connector to the T-connector-to-Banana-Plug Cable.
  2. Connect the Balance Connector to the 3 Cell port in the LiPo Charger.
  3. Plug your 12v 5A power supply into the Balance Charger using a 2.1/5.5mm Jack to 2.5/5.5mm Plug Adapter.
  4. Press the Batt.
  5. Press the Inc.

What does balance charger do?

This charger assures that the cells are ‘balanced’ at all times by charging them in parallel. When the cells are connected in parallel, any difference in charge level is equalized and they appear as a single cell to the charger.

How do you use IMAX B6?

iMAX B6 Chargers

  1. Plug in the mains adapter and plug it into the battery charger.
  2. Connect the charging lead from the charger to the battery.
  3. Connect the monitoring lead from the battery to the charger.
  4. Place the battery in the charging bag.
  5. Configure the charger using the menu system as follows.

How does IMAX B6 work?

Optimized operating software IMAX-B6 features the so-called AUTO function that set the feeding current during the process of charging or discharging. Especially for Lithium batteries, it can prevent the overcharging which may lead to an explosion due to the user’s fault.

How do you charge a LiFePO4 cell?

When charging LiFePO4 batteries in series, it is best to use a multi-bank charger that charges each battery individually to ensure the cells remain balanced. You can also use a 24V battery LiFePO4 charger or a 48V battery LiFePO4 charger if you’d like to charge your system as a whole.

Why is cell balancing needed?

By the use of cell balancing, every non-defective cell in the battery pack should be balanced to the same relative capacity as the other non-defective cells. Other than using cell balancing, you can keep the pack cool since heat is one of the primary factors that lead to thermal runaway.