2S LiPo Battery Charger

Brand: E Flite

Part No: EFLUC1009

£37.99 ~~RRP £39.99~~

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The E-flite 2S LiPo Battery Charger (EFLUC1009) offers straightforward charging for 2S LiPo packs via the balance lead. Taking a 12V DC input, this compact Celectra unit suits bench or field use with a suitable DC power source. It’s a simple, portable option for keeping your 2S flight packs topped up.

Key Specifications

Battery type: LiPo
Input: 12V DC
Output connector: Balance lead

Suggested Compatibility

BLH7750
BLH7780
EFL1800

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Compatible Products E-flite Celectra 2S 7.4V DC Li-Po 700mAh Charger EFLUC1009 is compatible with BLH7750, BLH7780, EFL1800

2S LiPo Battery Charger Specfications:

Battery Type: LiPo
Input: 12V DC
Output Connector: Balance Lead

Key Info:

Brand: E Flite
Part No: EFLUC1009
Barcode: 605482559611
Fitment: Standard Part

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Does it charge 1s 3.7v 150 mAh small batteries

Howard Crawshaw / 18th June 2025

No that is a 2s battery charger the 1s ones are these, but it depends on connector EFLC1008

Steve @ Wheelspin Models

Hellow i would like to Ask if this would charge eflite 2s 7.4v 280mAh batteries and if not could you suggest something that would. Many thanks

Roch Rybak / 5th April 2019

Yes, this will charge the EFLB2802S30 batteries

Ben @ Wheelspin Models

Does it come with a UK plug and lead as standard?

Julian Badger / 11th October 2016

This is a 12v DC charger, so no - it doesn't include a mains lead as it takes power from a 12v source.

Ben @ Wheelspin Models

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