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Patona Canon LP-E6 Dual LCD
Camera battery charger
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Yes, all LP-E6 types go there
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Yes, it will work. Input: 5V/2.1A
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This also works, but the Dual Charger is generally not really good. I am very dissatisfied with the charger. When charging, it never shows when a battery is fully charged. Sometimes when inserting the batteries the charging process doesn't even start I always have to put the batteries in and out several times for it to start charging.
According to our information, this charger is compatible with Canon LP-E8 and LP-E6 batteries. Please report your situation to our customer service so that they can check this and help you accordingly. https://www.digitec.ch/help
digitec
2 years ago
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Yes, the Patona Triple Charger for Canon LP-E6 is also compatible with the Canon LP-E6NH battery. This charger supports the charging of LP-E6NH, LP-E6N and LP-E6 batteries, which means that it can also charge the LP-E6NH battery for the Canon EOS R5. If the battery is not charging, it could be due to another problem, such as a faulty battery or a fault in the charger. It would be advisable to check the charger and the battery again.
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Any USB charging adapter - from the Iphone plug to the power strip with USB plug.
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The Canon R5 has the LP-E6 batteries. The charger works perfectly for original and compatible batteries.
According to our information, this is possible.
According to our product manager, this charger should be compatible with all LP-E6 series batteries.
According to the sticker on the unit, it charges as follows:
Input 5V - 3A
Output 8.4V and 1 battery with 850mA each, 2 batteries with 650mA each, 3 batteries with 450mA each.
Depending on the manufacturer, an LP-E6 battery has approx. 2000mAh, which would mean that charging 3 empty batteries at the same time would take approx. 4.5h. In practice, I achieve about these values.
Since the charger only takes 5V input, there is no advantage from USB-C Power Delivery.
Former employee
5 years ago
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Unfortunately, no.
Canon will know why their batteries cannot be charged with cheap chargers.
Since the batteries only differ in capacity and not in voltage, the charging process should work, but take a little longer for the higher capacity types.
It is possible, but the recharge time may be quite long.
Yes, E6 and E6N are identical in form factor, only slightly different internally. Works without problems (tested myself)
Former user
7 years ago
Former employee
7 years ago
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The power supply works via a USB cable which is included in the scope of delivery.
Former employee
7 years ago
Thank you for this information, we will change the picture as soon as possible.
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Hello, yes the charge is done without any problem on my side
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