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Audio-Technica ATW-CHG3NAD 3000 Series Networked Two-Bay Charging Station w/ AC Adapter

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Audio-Technica ATW-CHG3NAD 3000 Series Networked Two-Bay Charging Station w/ AC AdapterThe ATW CHG3NAD bundles the ATW CHG3N networked two bay charging station with the AD SA1230XA AC adapter. The charging station works with 3000 Series (fourth generation) handheld (ATW T3202) and body pack (ATW T3201) transmitters, charging NiMH batteries (not included) while they are housed within the transmitters. The station will automatically shut off if alkaline or damaged batteries are detected. Once fully charged, a maintenance charging function

The ATW-CHG3NAD bundles the ATW-CHG3N networked two-bay charging station with the AD-SA1230XA AC adapter.

The charging station works with 3000 Series (fourth generation) handheld (ATW-T3202) and body-pack (ATW-T3201) transmitters, charging NiMH batteries (not included) while they are housed within the transmitters. The station will automatically shut off if alkaline or damaged batteries are detected. Once fully charged, a maintenance charging function ensures that batteries retain their full power for as long as the transmitter remains in the charging station. The ATW-CHG3N is equipped with power and charging status indicator LEDs for easy monitoring.

When used with AT8687 link kit(s) (sold separately), the ATW-CHG3N can be linked with up to four ATW-CHG3 stations, with all powered by the single AD-SA1230XA AC adapter included in this bundle. The ATW-CHG3N also connects to networks via standard Ethernet cable, allowing the charging status of all transmitters in linked stations (both ATW-CHG3N and ATW-CHG3) to be monitored through the dedicated Audio-Technica app or third-party software.

Specifications:
Power Requirements: 12V DC 3.0 A
Charging Output: 3.6V DC 500 mA (x2)
Power Consumption : 5.3 W (when 2 transmitters are charging)
27.8 W (when CHG3N and four CHG3 units are connected and 10 transmitters are charging)
Charging Time: Approx. 6.5 hours (1,900 mAh rechargeable battery)
Depending on battery type and use pattern
Operating Temperature Range: 0° C to 40° C (32° F to 104° F)
Dimensions (charger only): 185 mm (7.28") x 99 mm (3.90") x 68.5 mm (2.70") (W x D x H)
Net Weight (charger only): 410 g (14.5 oz)

  • ATW-CHG3N networked two-bay charging station with AD-SA1230XA AC adapter
  • Charging station works with 3000 Series (fourth generation) handheld (ATW-T3202) and body-pack (ATW-T3201) transmitters
  • Charges NiMH batteries (not included) while they are housed within a transmitter
  • Automatically shuts off if alkaline or damaged batteries are detected
  • Indicator LEDs for easy monitoring of power and charging status
  • Up to five ATW-CHG3N/ATW-CHG3 charging stations can be linked and powered by a single AD-SA1230XA AC adapter (using AT8687 link kits, sold separately)
  • ATW-CHG3N connects to a network (via standard Ethernet cable), allowing the charging status of all transmitters in linked stations (both ATW-CHG3N and ATW-CHG3) to be monitored through the dedicated Audio-Technica app or third-party software
  • Transmitters power off automatically when placed in the charging station and power on automatically when removed
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