Deluxe Battery Wizard – Standard Battery Recharger
It’s not unusual these days to get through loads of batteries, since we seem to have an increasing number of gadgets. The Deluxe Battery Wizard can help you save money on the batteries you buy, simply by charging up non-rechargeable batteries (i.e. standard alkaline batteries) up to 10 more times! You can charge up to 4 batteries at a time, and you can recharge all of the major battery types, namely AAA, AA, C, D and 9v PP3 batteries.
You can recharge ordinary alkaline batteries and rechargeable Ni-Cad or Ni-Mh batteries with the battery wizard. The status of each battery is shown on the LCD display on the charger unit. The unit is powered from the 240V mains and will automatically shut off once the batteries have been charged in order to save energy. The battery wizard is a great way to squeeze a little extra life out of your batteries before you recycle them.
The Deluxe Battery Wizard is the battery charger non-rechargeable batteries, since the built-in micro-controller ensures that the batteries get topped up as much as possible without damaging them.
The Deluxe Battery Wizard is available for £24.95 plus delivery.








Your Comments
This one is amazing… but need to see how practical & safe is it to use such a gadget as many of the locally available batteries may explode on re-charge (already mentioned on the batt)
The charger has specially designed microcontrollers to stop them from exploding. The charger has passed a stringent safety test too!
Dan
Since this is available in the UK, will it work with our plugs and voltages?
Yes, the battery wizard is specifically a UK only product.
Dan
Hi, I like to know whether the deluxe battery wizard uses any AC power adapter? If it is, what is the input voltage to the AC power adapter? 110V or 240V. Also, what is the output voltage from the AC power adapter to the deluxe battery charger?
I am sorry for asking the questions here but I just don’t know where to ask. Thank you.
Tom
Is it possible to buy this product in New York City or anywhere in the US?
Hi Cody
I’ve done some searching, and I’ve not been able to find one in the US, sorry about that!
Regards
Dan