Batterilader Stanley SFMCB14-QW 18V DC Input

The Stanley SFMCB14-QW 18V DC Input battery charger is a compact unit designed to provide reliable charging for compatible 18V tool batteries. Its design focuses on straightforward operation and portability, allowing users to recharge batteries at home, on the jobsite, or in a vehicle equipped with a DC power source. The charger supports routine charging tasks and helps maintain tool readiness without requiring large or complex equipment.

Advantages

The charger offers a compact footprint and simple connection for 18V DC input, which makes it convenient to store and transport. Its construction is oriented toward everyday usability, providing stable charging performance for compatible batteries. The unit is compatible with common 18V battery formats used in STANLEY power tools, allowing consistent recharging while minimising bench space.

Suitable for

• Recharging 18V batteries for handheld STANLEY power tools
• Mobile charging from a vehicle or any 18V DC power source
• Workshops and home garages where compact chargers are preferred
• Tradespeople who need a portable charger for site use

Key specifications

• Input type: 18V DC
• Compatibility: 18V rechargeable batteries used with STANLEY power tools
• Form factor: compact charger housing for easy storage and transport
• Usage environment: indoor and mobile (vehicle) charging applications

How to use

Connect the charger to a suitable 18V DC power source according to the power supply guidelines and insert the compatible 18V battery into the charger housing until it seats securely. Monitor the battery status indicators if present and allow the charger to complete the charging cycle before removing the battery. Disconnect the charger from the power source when charging is finished or when the charger is not in use. Follow standard safety precautions for battery charging, such as avoiding exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures.

Recommendations

Use this charger with batteries recommended by the tool manufacturer. For prolonged battery life, charge batteries at moderate temperatures, avoid deep discharge where possible, and store batteries in a cool, dry place when not in use.