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Autel EVO II Battery Charging Hub

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Overview

Four-Battery Charging Expansion for EVO II Power Management

The Autel EVO II Battery Charging Hub is a multi-port charging accessory designed to expand a single EVO II charger into a four-battery charging system. It does not include a power adapter and must be used with the standard EVO II battery charger supplied with the aircraft.

The hub supports both simultaneous and alternate charging modes, allowing it to charge two batteries at once before continuing sequentially across all connected batteries. With LED status indicators and fault alerts, it provides clear visibility into charging progress and system conditions, helping maintain battery readiness during extended flight operations.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Four-battery support: charges up to 4 EVO II flight batteries
  • Simultaneous charging: charges 2 batteries at once for faster turnaround
  • Alternate charging: enables sequential charging across all connected batteries
  • 5.5-hour cycle: charges 4 batteries in approximately 5.5 hours total
  • 13.2 V input: operates using standard EVO II charger voltage
  • External power required: uses standard EVO II charger, not included
  • LED status display: shows charging progress and system feedback clearly
  • Fault indicator: red light alerts abnormal voltage or temperature conditions
  • Wide compatibility: supports multiple EVO II battery models and variants

The charging hub organizes power distribution across multiple batteries using a controlled sequence. This allows users to manage charging cycles more efficiently without needing multiple chargers.