Name: Adorama PT-40 AC/DC Rapid 8.4 volt Battery Charger for Canon: BP911, BP914, BP915, BP924, BP930, BP945
Brand: Adorama
SKU: IBYPT40
Price: 9.95 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Adorama PT-40 AC/DC Rapid 8.4 volt Battery Charger for Canon: BP911, BP914, BP915, BP924, BP930, BP945

Adorama PT-40

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Top Rated Gear: Adorama PT-40 AC/DC Rapid 8.4 volt Battery Charger for Canon: BP911, BP914, BP915, BP924, BP930, BP945

It turns out that Adorama's "PT-" line of battery "Travel chargers" all consist of the exact same 8.4Volt DC power unit [base] along with a cigarette lighter plug adapter cord and European AC plug adapter, with the one difference between models being the battery adapter tray which is different for various models of battery. 
The adapter tray is mounted on the charger power supply [base], and the battery slides onto the adapter which is made to fit the specific type of battery. 
In using the unit to charge batteries it is imperative to avoid removing that adapter tray along with your battery; the combination will not fit into your camera, and if the tray gets lost the charger becomes useless. 
That being understood, the "PT-" series of camera battery chargers work fine and are a great price for a decent charger. 
We have several models of Canon cameras which charge their battery in-camera only. 
If you have extra batteries and a camera of the type that charges the batteries in-camera only, these chargers are ideal for the convenience of charging multiple batteries at once (one in-camera and another in the charger), or simply charging without tying-up your camera. 
We are presently using Adorama's "PT-24" and "PT-40" chargers with great success. 
All in all, we highly recommend Adorama's "PT-" series of chargers for anyone who wants the convenience, excellent price, or who has extra camera batteries to charge. 
Ed Wroblewski