is the charger and clippers safe from EMF exposure
1368140
Well basicly if you keep it away from water while using it yes of course its safe from EMF exposure.
1178729
I don't know. These are special batts with special chargers. They can be dangerous if used improperly.
1171029
This products is designedfor the US market, uses 110v to 120v and 60Hz. The 220 volt converter would be designed for 50Hz and would require different components inside the clipper to work efficiently.
2072600
yes the charger is with it, and the charge last a long time. lots of shaves or trims between charges
51069
We leave our batteries on the chargers all the time they are not is use. So far, there have been no significant detrimental effects.
1717730
This radio with the USB connector is made for what it is made for.... small things like phones and maybe tablets. Even tablet charging is asking for a lot. The charging circuit is very limited. If we did ever get an EMP or CME pulse from the sun it will fry the electronics of this radio. Remember this radio has IC circuits in it. A blast of X-Ray energy will wipe it out. I guess if you are not using the radio and have removed any battery's from the radio you could wrap it in about 5 layers of heavy duty aluminium foil. That may be enough to stop an EMP or CME blast from wiping it out.
1890497
yes, I've been using N20 cream chargers all the time. What kind of risks are you thinking of?
113286
I would not. the plastic keeps the batteries together and allows the to fit in your device. The plastic stays on it is somewhat heat resistant. but they can be a fire hazard if you keep the in a charger to long. I use a smart charger so I do not have to constantly moniter how warm they get.
933895
This product is dangerous. I bought two and neither worked. Sent them both back for a refund.Each posed an electrical shock hazard. If you get your hand near the slot that opens for charging you'll get an electrical shock. I reported it to the CPSC and AMAZON
1162500
Yes,As long as the Shaver & Charger are completely Dry and away from moisture.
1878744
I'm not convinced these stickers are protection from anything. I've been using them for quite a while now and am still feeling the effects of the EMFs from my phone.
1679387
As with all electronics, it could be harmed in an EMP attack. Any electronics can be protected by building a Faraday cage.Simply bubble wraps what you want to protect and put it in a metal tin like a popcorn tin.
1227801
Yes, to a point. While no damage is done to the charger or batteries outright there will be over a period of time be a shortened life of the batter itself. As with any rechargeable power source it is best to deplete it as low as you can before recharging. Leaving it constantly plugged in means continuous heat which shortens the life span of the battery.
1011766
I would say yes, But I haven't tried to do this.I feel it to be safe Only becouse I have run a car radio and a cell phone charger for several trouble free hours.
1810391
Why would you want to use clippers in 220 V? Believe me, using these in 110-120 ac is all the power you will need. Jan
867519
According to the safety instructions for battery chargers: " DO NOT attempt to charge the battery pack with any chargers other than the ones in this manual. The charger and battery pack are specifically designed to work together. These chargers are not intended for any uses other than charging designated Black & Decker rechargeable batteries. Any other uses may result in risk of fire, electric shock or electrocution."
940249
There should be no harm, I have had no issues with leaving it on the charger after reaching 100% and have not heard of any problems. That said, I have but don't normally leave it on the charger for extended periods out of habit, not concern for the batteries condition.