Lemix (BLS5/BLS1) travel charger for battery BLS-1 PS-BLS1 BLS-5 BLS5 for OLYMPUS DSLR: E-400 E-410 E-420 E-450 E-620 / PEN digital: E-P1 E-P2 E-P3 E-PL1 E-PL2 E-PL3 E-PL5 E-PM1 E-PM2 with car adapter, US, European and British plugs {1199}

OPERATIONThe charger can operate on mains voltage (110V to 240V) world wide. A 12V car lighter adapter is also provided for convenience on the move. A red light indicates that the battery is charging. This light will be green when no charge is being delivered. The charger will stop delivering current when the charge is complete preventing overheating and saving power. Instructions are included.The mains plugs are very easily changed and click securely into place. Simply press the button on the back and slide in or out. The original battery that came with the camera should be a good fit. Others could be a little loose or tight as not all third party batteries are exactly the same sizeIMPORTANT ORDERING INFORMATION It is very easy to order the wrong charger or battery. Cameras or camcorders with very similar names or specifications can use different batteries and may require different chargers. The names of different batteries can also be very similar and search engines, including Google, will sometimes point to items that are not completely identical to the text you entered. Although the listing of compatible camera /camcorder models has been carefully researched, please be aware that camera manufacturers do not provide this information to the suppliers of third party chargers and batteries. It is therefore strongly recommended that you check the exact model of your original battery before ordering

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