Smart, Efficient Charging for NP-F Batteries The Accsoon TopRig 100W 4-Bay NP-F Fast Charger Kit delivers professional-grade charging power for creators who rely on NP-F series batteries. Whether youre running monitors, wireless transmitters, or camera rigs, this compact charger ensures your gear stays powered up and ready for action. Four independent charging bays let you top off multiple batteries at onceeach intelligently monitored and optimized for performance and battery health. Intelligent Power Management With advanced automatic battery detection, the TopRig charger adjusts its output to match each batterys needs. Switch between Smart Mode for rapid recharges up to 23W or Safe Mode for a gentle 5W trickle that conditions cells and extends their lifespan. Every bay operates independently, meaning no compromise in speed or safety, no matter how many batteries youre charging. Travel-Ready Design Built with traveling professionals in mind, the charger weighs only 189g and measures just 11.3cm by 8.8cmperfect for slipping into a camera bag. The CNC-machined metal base adds durability, while integrated air intakes keep temperatures under control during long charging sessions. Whether youre in the studio or on location, its an easy fit in any workflow. Flexible Charging Options The TopRig works seamlessly with USB-C PD 3.0 chargers, supporting 9V, 12V, 15V, and 20V inputs. Pair it with a 100W PD power source for simultaneous high-speed charging across all four bays, or use a lower-wattage charger for flexible output based on available power. A bright LCD display provides real-time battery levels, while Activation Mode helps revive over-discharged packs for a second chance at service. Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “Accsoon TopRig 100W 4-Bay NP-F Fast Charger Kit” Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your rating * Rate… Perfect Good Average Not that bad Very poor Your review *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
