Charger t6 power for Olympus Li-50B Li-90B Li-92B, Sony NP-BK1, Pentax D-Li92 — Input 230V/12V

Universal replacement charger from t6 power compatible with camera battery models Olympus Li-50B, Li-90B, Li-92B, Sony NP-BK1 and Pentax D-Li92. The charger supports both 230V mains input and 12V car outlet, delivering a charging current of 1 A for batteries with nominal voltage 3.7 V. It is intended as a convenient alternative or spare charger for photographers who need to charge compatible camera batteries at home or on the road.

Advantages

The charger offers dual power options (230V AC and 12V DC) for flexible use indoors and in vehicles. It provides a stable 1 A charging current suitable for the listed 3.7 V camera battery types and is compatible with a wide range of compact and rugged camera models. Its universal replacement design allows straightforward use with multiple battery model numbers without requiring original brand accessories.

Suitable for

• Charging compatible 3.7 V camera batteries (Olympus Li-50B, Li-90B, Li-92B, Sony NP-BK1, Pentax D-Li92)
• Home charging using 230V mains
• Charging on the go using a 12V vehicle socket
• Photographers needing a spare or replacement charger for compact, bridge and rugged cameras

Key specifications

• Input: 230 V AC or 12 V DC (car socket)
• Output voltage: for 3.7 V nominal camera batteries
• Charging current: 1 A
• Supported battery nominal voltage: 3.7 V
• Compatible battery models: Olympus Li-50B, Li-90B, Li-92B; Sony NP-BK1; Pentax D-Li92

How to use

Connect the charger to the battery according to the charger’s connector design and select the appropriate power source: plug into a 230V mains outlet for indoor charging or into a 12V vehicle socket for charging in a car. Ensure the battery is correctly seated and monitor charging progress according to the battery or camera indicators. Disconnect the charger once charging is complete.

Usage recommendations

Use the charger only with the listed compatible battery models and compatible camera types. Avoid exposing the charger to moisture or extreme temperatures and disconnect it from the power source when not in use. For long-term battery health, avoid leaving batteries permanently connected after they are fully charged.