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La Crosse Technology BC700-CBP Alpha Power Battery Charger

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Product Dimensions 1.5"D x 3"W x 5"H
Input Voltage 240 Volts
Charging Time 4 seconds

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  • Battery charger for 4 rechargeable NiMH and NiCad AA and AAA batteries; with 4 modes: charge, discharge, refresh, and test
  • With individual compartment for each battery with own LCD display and mode selection for multitasking
  • Operates on 100-240-volt AC input for international use; 3 charging rate options of 200 mA, 500 mA, and 700 mA
  • Detects overheating for safety; not for use with any other batteries other than those specified
  • Measures 5 inches long by 3 inches wide by 1-1/2 inches high; limited 1-year warranty
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BC700, la crosse technology, battery charger

La Crosse Technology BC700 Battery Charger

Charge AA and AAA batteries simultaneously at the of rate of 200 mAh (default) when you need to. LCD displays voltage, charging current, charging percentage, and cumulative capacity for each cell, with a simple one button operation. It will detect a defective battery and works with all NiCd and NiMH, both AA and AAA rechargeable batteries. Auto detection that will not charge defective batteries.

BC700, la crosse technology, battery charger

BC700, la crosse technology, battery charger

BC700, la crosse technology, battery charger

Simple Button Operation

7 Easy to use function keys: 4 Bay number buttons and 3 Operational (Current, Display, Mode) buttons.

Automatically defaults to 200 mAh charge (the optimal setting for prolonging battery life) .

LCD shows capacity for each battery when charging has completed.

Will not charge defective batteries.

Multiple Charging Current Compartments

Charge mode (charging current).

Discharge mode (discharging current).

Refresh mode (time elapsed).

Test mode (accumulated capacity).

Select different charging current for each channel.

Automatic trickle charge when charging has completed to ensure maximum battery capacity.

Overheat detection to protect over-charging.

Works With All NiCd and NiMh Rechargeable AA/AAA Batteries

Specifications: Input voltage for AC/DC adapter: 100-240 VAC.

Charging current range: 200 mAh - 700 mAh.

Max charging capacity: 3000 mAh.

Charger: 3.00”L x 1.50”W x 5.10”H.

Includes 12V 0.75A AC/DC adapter.

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Product Description

The La Crosse Technology BC700 Alpha Power Battery Charger has four modes and charges all NiCd and NiMH AA and AAA rechargeable batteries. The four modes include charge, discharge (discharges the batteries and then recharges them), recharge (discharges and recharges up to 20 times to bring old batteries back to life) and test (displays the battery capacity). BC-700 Battery Charger " Features: • All modes automatically default to 200 mA charge on the BC-700 Battery charger • Charge both AA and AAA rechargeable batteries simultaneously and will charge all Low-Discharge batteries. Sanyo Eneloop, Uniross Hybrio, Nexcell EnergyOn, Accupower Acculoop and other future low discharge batteries. • Hhas Four independent channels - Charges 1, 2, 3 , or 4 rechargeable batteries at a time. • Overheat detection to protect over-charging and LCD shows capacity for each battery when charging is complete • Charge Mode - allows a range of user selectable milliamp settings from 200 to 700 for faster charging times. Within 4 seconds after rechargeable batteries are inserted charging automatically begins at 200mA, or you may select 500, or 700mA charge rates for faster charging times. • Discharge Mode - reduces memory effect by discharging rechargeable battery completely before recharging to full capacity. User selectable. • Refresh Mode - discharges and recharges up to 20 cycles or until rechargeable battery is refreshed to full capacity. User Selectable. • Test Mode- First charges the rechargeable battery to full capacity, then discharges completely to measure rechargeable battery capacity for display in mAh or Ah, and then recharges each rechargeable battery to full battery capacity. • UL approved, BC 700 charger also has safeguards that sense rechargeable battery polarity, rechargeable battery temperature and defective rechargeable batteries. • World Voltage capable - Operates on 100~240V AC Input.

Customer reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5 out of 5
3,353 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the battery life, charging, and performance of the charger. They mention it's smart and adjusts the charging rate based on the input and output voltage. Some are also satisfied with features, and value. However, some customers are mixed on quality, ease of use, and display.

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1,345 customers mention1,071 positive274 negative

Customers like the charging of the battery charger. They say that it is smart and dials back the charging rate when it receives a signal from the battery. It has different settings for charging powers, with 200 mA, 500 mN, or 700 mn, depending on the battery's needs. Overall, customers find it to be an excellent charger, especially for the price of $30.

"...before getting this charger: it is "smart" and dials back the charging rate when it receives a signal from the battery that it is full...." Read more

"...The La Crosse BC 700 is great because it's more than a charger, its a smart charger...." Read more

"...However, faster & adjustable rate charging currents, battery reconditioning, testing etc. drew me to the BC700...." Read more

"...I might do it once a year, just for fun. It's also a great way to check voltage and see what your actual capacity is (mAh) vs the advertised..." Read more

1,006 customers mention850 positive156 negative

Customers like the performance of the battery charger. They mention that it works well, is reliable, and is perfectly adequate for the task. Some customers also mention that the discharge function also works correctly, and that they can control each individual slot.

"...UPDATE JAN 2015***This charger is still fully functional and continues to get the job done. Very happy with this purchase.***..." Read more

"...my case I managed to put it all back together again and the charger works perfectly now...." Read more

"...Got 8 for roughly $12 back in 2009--It was a steal. They worked great, initially...." Read more

"...; memory the choice fell on him because I was completely satisfied with the set of functions, feedback on his work and of course the price...." Read more

636 customers mention523 positive113 negative

Customers like the battery life of the charger. They mention that it has given new life to battery sets that were three, five, and even six years old. It not only keeps the lifetime of your batteries, it provides full discharge cycles and trickle charging, which is less degrading to the battery. It is fully automatic and takes good care of your battery. Customers are also impressed with the charging overnight and not worrying about overcharging.

"...This means you can leave batteries charging overnight and not worry about overcharging...." Read more

"...of only charging rechargeable batteries, it has the option of discharging them first, before charging. With my Sanyo charger, it only charges...." Read more

"...However, faster & adjustable rate charging currents, battery reconditioning, testing etc. drew me to the BC700...." Read more

"...The modes allow not only charging, but also special combinations of discharge/charge functionality...." Read more

368 customers mention268 positive100 negative

Customers like the value of the battery charger. They say that it is great value and worth your hard-earned money.

"...The La Crosse Technology BC 700 is the best charger for under $30. I got this from Amazon and I am happy with the purchase...." Read more

"...And the LaCrosse has all the smart charger features you need, at a lower price than the hyped brand...." Read more

"...The overall construction isn't top notch, but i feel it's excellent at this price. At it's most simple, you plunk in your batteries and walk away...." Read more

"...Charger a better rating - poor manufacturing processes and very poor quality control!..." Read more

125 customers mention121 positive4 negative

Customers are satisfied with the features of the battery charger. They mention it has many advanced capabilities, high-end features, and easy to operate. Customers also appreciate the smart technology that enhances the life of the batteries. Overall, customers are happy with the product's features.

"Pros:+ versatile with high-end features at affordable price (at time of writing)+ capacity measurement a must-have feature..." Read more

"...OVERALL THE UNIT HAS GREAT FEATURES AND GIVES YOU A FAIRLY GOOD DISPLAY OF THE 4 MODES AND READINGS OF VOLTAGE, mA, mAh AND ELAPSED TIME FOR EACH..." Read more

"...This comes with many features and has held up so far.I have only used this on the low current charge mode...." Read more

"...+ Efficient switching power supply.+ Lots of features, too many to list here...." Read more

388 customers mention226 positive162 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the battery charger. Some mention that it works, the controls are simple, and offers a better user interface, while others say that it can be a bit tedious initially if you have a lot of batteries to refresh. The charger has a high learning curve when using all of its features, and is non-intuitive at best and downright confusing at worst. It gets five stars, but some quirks with the user interface knocks one star off. Overall, the product has mixed reviews and opinions are mixed.

"...If you want to change the particular settings for it, the way to do so is easy once you know how, but may not be intuitive for non-technically..." Read more

"...electronics hobbyist - putting the BC700 back together is a very complex task - especially aligning the LCD panel contacts with the contacts on the..." Read more

"...The interface of the device is not hard to use, but it was tricky in the beginning...." Read more

"...It is very convenient to use and can charge and test single cells (important when you have mismatched batteries)...." Read more

246 customers mention165 positive81 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the battery charger. Some mention that it has a decent enough build quality, they have not experienced any quality issues of any kind with this charger, and it has been on the market for a while. However, others say that the overall construction isn't top notch, and that it's impossible to maintain and repair. This degrades the battery, reduces its life, and in extreme cases can ruin it.

"...I have not experienced any quality issues of any kind with this charger...." Read more

"...in a decent factory because it feels and looks like it is of high quality. The big deal for most of us is reliability, however...." Read more

"...reason that I cannot give this Charger a better rating - poor manufacturing processes and very poor quality control!..." Read more

"...As of right now it appears to be more reliable than the current version of the BC-9009..." Read more

172 customers mention94 positive78 negative

Customers are mixed about the display of the battery charger. Some mention that it is reliable over many years, clear display for each battery, and easy to read. However, others say that the display is not back-lit, the user interface/displays are not always clear about what information is being, and that the single display is very weak and hard to read, and the LCD would show garbled display occasionally.

"...Very flexible.The display is pretty easy to read and will show battery voltage and capacity...." Read more

"...with the contacts on the main PCB - if that gets spoilt, the LCD display will be dead and so will the charger!..." Read more

"...It can display the following information: the battery voltage, the battery capacity during the charge, the capacity given by the battery during the..." Read more

"...It happened again the other night to one battery, showing null after inserting it. This time, I just left it in for the day...." Read more

BC-700/900/1000 FAQ
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BC-700/900/1000 FAQ
[Update on April 4, 2012]My original review was written back in August 2007. Now, nearly 5 years later, most of its content is no longer current. So I will use this spot for publishing my "Frequently Asked Questions" relating to BC-700/900/1000 family of chargers. This list is work in progress and will grow with time. Let me know if you have new questions to be added. Here goes...[Q1] There are four operation modes on the BC-700 (Charge, Discharge, Test and Refresh). Which mode should I use and when?[A] Most of the time you just need CHARGE mode. That means put in the batteries and select the charging current desired (500/700mA, etc)- If you want to know how much capacity your batteries can actually hold, use the CHARGE/TEST function. Be careful not to run this operation if the batteries are freshly charged (doing so may lead to over-charging).- If you want to find out the remaining charge in a battery, run DISCHARGE/REFRESH and record the 'mAh' number at the end of the first discharge.- If you suspect your batteries suffer from reduced capacity, run the DISCHARGE/REFRESH operation. Or you can use this mode to refresh your batteries once every 6 months or so. Don't over do it![Q2] Why won't the MODE button response when I press it?[A] Press and hold the MODE button for 3 seconds, then toggle it to change mode.[Q3] What is the difference between TEST and REFRESH?[A] TEST starts with a full recharge, then it discharges the cell once to determine its capacity. Next it recharges the cell to full again.REFRESH starts with a discharge to determine the cell's remaining charge capacity, then it charges the cells back up and drain it down again to determine its new capacity. It wil repeat this Charge/Discharge cycle multiple times until the capacity stops improving. Finally it charges the cell in the end.[Q4] My BC-700 has been discharging and refreshing for 3 days!! When does it stop?[A] The REFRESH operation takes at least three Discharge/Recharge cycles to complete. If you use the default 100mA discharging (200mA charging) current for a 2000mAh AA cell, each Discharge/Recharge cycle takes about 30 hours! Terminate the Refresh operation and restart it using 350mA discharging (700mA charging) instead.[Q5] What is the best charging current for recharging AA or AAA batteries?[A] For AAA cells the default 200mA is just right. If you're in a hurry, increase the current to 500mA.For AA cells you should increase the charging current to either 500mA or 700mA. This reduces the charge time and, more importantly, ensure that the charger will not miss charge termination signal and ends up over-charging your cells.[Q6] How does the BC-700 know when to stop charging?[A] The primary termination mechanism is "negative delta-voltage detection" (-dV/dt). If this signal is missed, backup mechanism include: high voltage termination, over-temperature shutdown, and safety timer (stops when total charge > 3700mAh)[Q7] I ran a Charge/Test operation but in the end it shows a capacity reading of "000 mAh". Are my batteries dead?[A] Most likely the charger missed the -dV/dt termination signal, and subsequently tripped either over-voltage or over-temperature shutdown.[Q8] I used the BC-700 to recharge my Duracell 2650mAh batteries, and the capacity readings are over 3000mAh. Are those batteries great or my charger is bad?[A] When you use CHARGE, the 'mAh' reading is for amount of charge going INTO the battery, not what is actually STORED by the batteries. Because the energy conversion is not 100%, you always need to put in more charge, especially if your batteries are old or leaky. To find out the charge stored, use either Charge/Test, or Discharge/Refresh[Q9] I put in a set of exhausted batteries and one of them shows 'null'. Is the battery dead?[A] If a battery has been over-discharged, its terminal voltage may fall below 0.5V and the BC-700 cannot detect it. You can kick-start it by using my "Paper Clip trick" (see customer image section for details), or by charging the dead cell in a dumb charger for a few minutes. Then the BC-700 will recognize it.[Q10] Why can't I tell how much charge is left in my battery instantly?[A] No battery testers in this world can do that. The only reliable way is to run Discharge/Refresh. However, you can estimate the `fullness' of your battery by looking at its voltage. When you first insert in a battery, its voltage is displayed for 8 seconds. If the voltage is higher than 1.30V, the battery is mostly full and you don't need to recharge it. If it is below 1.20V, it is nearly exhausted.[Q11] How do I power the BC-700/1000 from my car battery?[A] You need a CLA (cigarette lighter adapter) with 3V output at a 2.1/5.5mm barrel jack; current rating of 3A for the BC-700, 4A for the BC-1000. For example: AccuPower AP12243 Car Adapter. An easier solution is to get the La Crosse BC500 which runs off 12V directly.[Q12] What is the REAL advantage of having an advanced charger like the BC-700?[A] It allows you to determine the true capacity of all your batteries, and to revive those under-performing cells. Then you can group cells with similar capacities together for best result. Plus it looks cool and is a chick-magnet... just kidding![Q13] Is it normal for noise to come out from my BC1000 when it is charging batteries?[A] Yes. The BC-700/1000 uses pulsed charging current at 25% 1 Hz. So when you set the current to 700mA, internally it is putting out 2800mA for 1/4 second. That's why it emits a faint ticking sound once every second.[Q14] Why am I not able to see a charge termination even at 500 mA charge rate on my brand new AA Eneloops? (Voltage on the battery was 1.43 V when I manually pulled out. When I insert the same battery again it promptly says full!)[A] It is normal for eneloop cells to reach at least 1.48V just before the delta-voltage drop is detected. If you remove a cell while it is only 1.43V and re-insert it right back, the charger detects a higher than expected voltage for NiMH cell, so it treats the cell as full and will not recharge it. Otherwise it could miss the delta-V detection from this stage.[Q15] What is "charge rate" and how does it relate to charge time?- Charge rate C = charging current (mA) / Capacity (mAh)- Charge time (hr) = Capacity (mAh) / Current (mA) = 1/CTherefore 0.2C means a charge time of 5 hours, for example[Q16] What is the best charge rate?[A] The general recommendation from battery manufacturers is to keep the charge rate between 0.5C and 1C. Higher charge rate shortens battery lifespan. Lower charge rate may cause charger to miss termination signal. In practice, a rate between 0.25C and 0.5C is preferred if pulse-charging technique is used.[Q17] If I recharge an 800mAh AAA battery at 200mA, is there a danger of missing charge termination signal at 0.25C?[A] No. The BC-700/900/1000 uses pulsed current at 25% duty cycle. So when you select '200mA', the actual charging current is 800mA for 0.25 second, followed by 0mA for 0.75 second. Therefore although the DC heating effect is at 0.25C, the charge termination signal is determined at 1C. On the other hand, charging a 2000mAh AA cell at 200mA is borderline too low and should be avoided.[Q18] I have some old batteries that developed high internal resistance. Will it help by cycling those batteries in REFRESH mode?[A] The problem with higher internal impedance cannot be reversed. Your best hope is to charge them at the slowest rate, then use them for less demanding appliances such as wireless keyboards. But if they also suffer from rapid self-discharge problem, then you should just recycle them.[Q19] How do I find out the firmware version of my charger?[A] When you first connect the charger to AC adapter, the rightmost column shows the firmware number. For example, '35' means firmware v35.[Q20] How does the AccuPower IQ-328 Battery Charger compare to the BC-700/1000?[A] Except for some very minor differences, the IQ-328 is identical to the BC1000, down to the same bugs. But it has thermal dissipation problem and will trip over-temperature when charging 4 cells at 1000mA. See details here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1W62S0X09QMMQ/[Q21] Is the BM200 Intelligent Charger same as the BC1000?[A] The BM200 has a similar looking LCD panel, and seems to offer many improvements over the BC1000. But it has thermal dissipation problem and will trip over-temperature when charging 4 cells at 1000mA. Read my review on it for details: http://www.amazon.com/review/RRZI4G772IAVR/[Q22] How does the BT-C2000 Battery Charger Tester Analyzer compare to BM200 and BC-700/1000?[A] The BT-C2000 looks identical to BM200, but it has updated hardware and firmware to resolve the thermal problem. The latest firmware v2.1 fixed the REFRESH function and offers better user interface.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Does anything you need it to!
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****** Quick Rating ******
Pros:
- Has all the features you could want in a charger.
- Can recharge single batteries.
- The LCD display offers some great information.
- Can set different modes per battery.
- Accepts both AAA and AA batteries.
- Powered by an AC adapter and cord (you don't plug the charger directly into the wall).
- Fast charging is a nice option.
- The "refresh" feature is great if you have a lot of older batteries.

Cons:
- No indicator light telling you that batteries are charged at a distance (you have to look at the LCD display).
- I wish the power cord was longer.
- Not as fast to charge as the BC1000.
- Does not include batteries (unlike the BC1000)
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This is my first "high-end" charger that I purchased after reading several positive reviews about it online.

What attracted me most was having a display which tells me exactly where the battery is at in a charging cycle - my older charges just have a light telling you whether the battery is charging or not.

The charger comes in a simple box with an AC adapter, quick start guide and a rather thick manual (which has been very useful!).

There are no included batteries, unlike the slightly more expensive BC1000 model (which I would have gone with had I known it included batteries ahead of time).

The charger has four battery slots that you can put either AAA and AA batteries in. The nice thing about this charger is that you can put a single battery in there and charge it up (not two, like my other chargers required).

Each slot has a button that allows you to make specific mode changes to an individual battery - this is extremely useful and I've found myself charging a battery while "refreshing" another all at the same time.

Below those buttons is an LCD display that gives you information about each battery:

- current voltage.
- current charge/discharge current.
- time spend charging/discharging.
- the amount of current it's put back into the battery

It'll also indicate "full" when it's full. There's no light or sound that beeps when the battery is full, which would have come in handy since you wouldn't have to keep looking at the display to see whether the battery can be removed or not.

There are three buttons below the display which help you select a current, change the display mode, and change the charging mode.

For charging modes you can:

- Charge normally.
- Discharge the battery.
- "Refresh" the battery, which discharges and charges until the battery capacity is maxed (great if you have older batteries that aren't holding a charge).
- Test mode, which charges to full then discharges to measure the true capacity of the battery. It'll charge it back up after that.

The "current" button allows you select currents ranging between 200mA, 500mA, and 700mA. Higher currents charge the batteries faster, but lower currents are better for the batteries longevity. By comparison, the BC1000 model allows for up to 1800mA, which is really fast, provided your batteries allow for that type of fast charge.

Charging speeds vary from a few hours to over 12 hours depending on the capacity of your battery and the current used. If you select the "refresh" mode, it can take days to complete at the lower current.

Overall, this is an excellent charger that I have no problems recommending. It's more expensive than basic chargers but offers so much more.

Personally, I would have gone with the BC1000 model since it supports much faster charging and includes batteries.
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PRAKASH A.
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent smart charger for rechargeable batteries!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent charger
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5.0 out of 5 stars Fantástico, simplemente genial.
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