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Ruth's sister International Power Cord SM-2P 4.8V 250mA
Charges 4.8 V Ni-Cd or Ni-MH packs via USB with an SM-2P plug and shows status by a red indicator light
- Charges Ni-Cd and Ni-MH packs at 4.8V 250mA
- Red indicator shows charging status clearly
- Intelligent IC prevents overload and short-circuit
- Works from standard USB power sources
- Lightweight 0.03 kg cable for portable use
Purpose and Audience
This USB charging cable is built for owners of Ni-Cd or Ni-MH battery packs that use a 4.8 V SM-2P connector. It suits hobbyists who power small toy cars or similar devices and need a simple plug‑and‑play way to recharge from any USB source.
Build and Connectors
The cable weighs 0.03 kg and ships in a compact package measuring 40 cm by 35 cm by 30 cm. Its SM‑2P plug fits the matching battery port directly, while the standard USB end draws power from a 220 V adapter or a computer port without extra drivers.
Included Extras and Software
Only the charging cable itself is supplied; no additional adapters, mounts or software are bundled. The built‑in intelligent IC handles overload and short‑circuit protection automatically, and a red indicator light shows when charging is active and dims when the pack is full.
Highlights
- Charges Ni-Cd and Ni-MH packs at 4.8V 250mA
- Red indicator shows charging status clearly
- Intelligent IC prevents overload and short-circuit
- Works from standard USB power sources
- Lightweight 0.03 kg cable for portable use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What USB input does the SM-2P charger accept and what output does it deliver?
It accepts a standard USB input and delivers 4.8V at 250mA through the SM-2P plug for Ni-Cd or Ni-MH packs.
What are the package dimensions so I can check if it fits my storage space?
The package measures 40cm by 35cm by 30cm, which is 15.75in by 13.78in by 11.81in.
How do I connect the charger and what does the red light mean?
Plug the USB end into a 220V supply, then attach the SM-2P connector to the battery pack; a steady red light means charging, a dimmed light means the pack is full.
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