Does the charger shut off automatically when the battery is fully charged?
1358350
No it doesn't shut off. But it doesn't seem to do any harm to leave it plugged in to the charger. The instructions didn't say anything about a need to shut it off either. I have been using my Swivel Sweeper for about 7 years. I have only had to replace my battery at the end of 2013. I don't believe you will have a problem with this. But if you should I suggest contacting the manufacturer.
1358351
no, unfortunately - I run the battery clear down and then set a timer for 8 hours
199248
No. As soon as you plug in the charger, your phone/stuff will do an emergency shutdown. All that happens to my stuff atleast.
2262080
Yes. It monitor the charge of the battery and stops when charging is complete.
1898805
No. Charger has to be bought separately. I suggest that you purchase the charger that has the capability to turn itself off when completely charges. It cost a little more but it does not set there and continually charge the battery like the cheap ones that are normally shipped with the tools. Also the better charges will charge the batteries much quicker, like two hours from complete flat to full charge approximately.
1580138
If your concern is regarding over-charging your cell phone's battery; then I would say that yes, charging will automatically stop after your cell phone's battery is full. There is no physical on/off switch, so the device will either be charging your phone or be in a stand-by state. There is an LED indicator on the unit that will flash while charging your phone.
1209044
If nothing is plugged in, the charger auto-shuts down. If a device is plugged in, the charger will power/charge the device until the charger's battery runs out. I suggest removing the device after it is 100% charged or close to fully charged.
2173112
It has a light , that goes from yellow/orange, to green to show that it is charged. If you are away, the light eventually shuts off. Also if you put a fully charged battery in the charger, the light will automatically turn green to show you that it is already charged. I have 2 of these chargers, one for my note 3, and then one for a galaxy s4. The batteries hold their charge well when stored. These chargers are well worth the money spent.
267276
No there is no shut off when battery is full charged. But there is a diode built in to prevent discharge during the night. This is used to maintain the batteries charge.
2223348
Greetings. This receiver will automatically shut off while charging. Thanks for your question.
833288
This charger does have an auto shut off feature that's suppose to shut off the charger to prevent overcharging. I haven't needed that feature, so I can't tell you how well it works, only that's it's available.
1387912
NO, however, as stated in the manual; In the "Automatic Charging Mode" When an automatic charge is performed, the charger switches to the maintenance mode automatically after the battery is charged. Hope this helps you.
679916
I have both kinds of chargers and use both but trust my better charger, not from enloop. I use a swiss charger with the read-outs and I know it will turn off charging when fully charged. I wanted an auto shut off when fully charged or it can hurt the life of the battery. I would invest in a better charger when you get a chance but it will do. Hope this helps.
817178
It stops charging the battery once it's fully charged. I have not had it overheat.
2159435
The charger is very quiet. I don't remember if it goes off when it's done charging, it's that quiet.
48938
Apparently it does. I just turned the power off and placed it on the charger pad. After a couple seconds an image of the battery state displayed.
2268703
It seems to shut off when full charge is reached, don't know the answer too second question.
704650
Yes, you can leave it connected all of the time. It'll automatically stop charging when the battery is full. But why would you want to? The charger is always converting 110v AC house current to 12v DC battery charging current. That produces heat and wastes electricity (aka $$$). I unplug mine when the light goes green meaning the battery is charged.