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    Cameron Sino Technology
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    AC
  • Chemistry:
    Nickel Metal Hydride
  • Brand:
    PowerEx
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  • Power Source:
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  • Chemistry:
    Nickel Metal Hydride
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    PowerEx
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USB Cables and Adapters for Charging and Transmitting Data

You might have several USB cables lying around the house. You may use one to power up your laptop, another to recharge your smartphone and yet another to transfer photos from your digital camera. While USB cables are essential to everyday life, knowing which type is right for your device can be difficult. Learn more about the different types of USB connections to learn which is right for you:

  • USB-A - One of the most common types of USBs, type A is often found on electronics like laptops, TVs, desktops and external keyboards. This rectangular-shaped USB connector is also compatible with most USB
    cables.
  • USB-B - Almost square in shape, this type of USB connection is less commonly used. USB-B connections are frequently used for connecting external hard drives and printers to computers.
  • USB-C - One of the newer types of USB connections, USB-C offers higher data transfer speeds and faster charge times. Many tablets, laptops and smartphones use this type of connection.
  • Micro USB Cable - The standard for many electronic gadgets and mobile devices, micro USB cables work in conjunction with USB-A port chargers. The connection can be easily identified by its black receptacle and compact design.
  • Mini USB Cable - Featuring a smaller USB port, these USB cables are frequently used for smaller devices. Some portable devices like video game controllers, cameras and MP3 players use mini USB cables.

NiMH Battery Chargers

The key to maintaining the performance of nickel metal hydride (NiMH) batteries is to charge them properly. Overcharging can lead to decreased longevity and performance, while undercharging can cause faster battery drain.


A NiMH battery charger is designed for fast and safe charging of multiple NiMH batteries. When shopping for a new NiMH battery charger, look for a variety of helpful features:

  • A built-in conditioner that discharges and recharges cells for increased performance
  • A backlight display that shows charge status
  • Smart charge capabilities that deliver faster charge times
  • Ultra-high capacity that can charge multiple types of NiMH batteries, including C, D, AA and AAA cells
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