The Pocket Flash Battery Charger (Godox C29) is a dedicated charging solution designed specifically for the PIKA200/AD200 and AD300PRO portable flash units by Godox. This compact and efficient charger ensures that photographers can easily recharge the batteries of their flash units, enabling them to continue capturing stunning images and videos with uninterrupted power.

Compact and Efficient Charging Solution

The Flash Battery Charger is specifically tailored to meet the power requirements of the PIKA200/AD200 and AD300PRO flash units. It is designed to work seamlessly with the compatible lithium-ion batteries used in these flashes, offering a reliable and convenient charging solution.

With its pocket-sized design, the Flash Battery Charger is highly portable, making it an ideal companion for photographers on the go. Whether on-location shoots, events, or studio sessions, this compact charger can be easily carried in a camera bag or pocket, ensuring that photographers always have a reliable charging option at their disposal.

Efficient and Fast Charging

The charger utilizes advanced charging technology to deliver efficient and fast charging for the PIKA200/AD200 and AD300PRO batteries. It is designed to provide a stable and consistent charging current to optimize the battery performance and minimize charging times, allowing photographers to quickly replenish their flash unit's power and continue shooting.

The Flash Battery Charger is equipped with built-in safety features to protect the batteries during the charging process. These safety mechanisms prevent overcharging, over-discharging, and short circuits, ensuring the longevity and reliability of both the batteries and the charger itself.

Using the charger is a straightforward process. The compatible battery is inserted into the charging slot of the Flash Battery Charger, and the charger is then connected to a power source using the included AC adapter or an appropriate DC power supply. LED indicators on the charger display the charging status, providing visual feedback to the user.

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