Product Description

This mini rapid charger from CTA plugs directly into your wall outlet and charges your digital camera or camcorder batteries in approximately 60-90 minutes. Its unique flat pin, foldable design allows easy storage and makes it the most compact battery charger on the market. Features include: Foldable flat pin for easy storage; Slim, lightweight design; Smart charging LED indicator; Automatically turns to trickle charge after fully charged; Auto switching power voltage from 110V-240V AC; Constant voltage and current charging; Output short circuit and electronic shock protection; Can connect with home/car adapter. Includes universal 110-240V AC power source, European plug, and a car adapter; For use with the Canon BP-511, BP-512, BP-522, BP-535 digital camera or camcorder batteries.

Product Details

• Brand: CTA Digital
• Model: MR-BP511
• Dimensions: 1.80" h x 3.25" w x 1.50" l, 2.40 pounds

Features

• Includes universal 110-240V AC power source, European plug, and a car adapter
• Auto switching power voltage from 110V-240V AC
• Foldable flat pin for easy storage
• Smart charging LED indicator
• Automatically turns to trickle charge after fully charged

Customer Reviews

Don't Buy
Don't buy this product it does not work at all. I tried to charge both a BP-511 and a BP-508(which was replaced by the 511) and it worked with neither of them.

Digital MR-BP511 Charger for Canon BP 511/BP522/BP 535 Batteries
The item came on time and performed as advertised. I used it to charge my BP11 batteries which fit my Canon 5D and my wifes Digital Rebel. I am satisfied with it.

Inexpensive and it works
The first time that I used this I almost thought it was defective. It had this electronic burning smell. It kind of scared me, but fortunately it only happened the first time I used it. Maybe just the break in odor or something. Other than the first time odor it works fairly well, I have not tried the car adapter plug yet. But it does seem handy to have.

The only bad thing about it is that the battery does not latch or lock in very well. The battery will just fall out if you turned the whole thing upside down. It seems a little loose to me but as long as it is in the wall right side up or on the floor plugged into a power strip it will be fine.