BC-162
3-colour LED indicates charging status:
Orange: Charging
Green: Charging completed
Red (Flashing): Indicates a problem Protection Circuitry With CPU Control Built-In.
Detects battery discharge when the battery pack is left in the charger for a period of time after full charge. Automatically re-starts rapid charging for Li-ion battery pack and trickle charging for Ni-Cd battery packs. BC-162 Standard Accessory
BC-145UK: AC Adaptor BC-162 Specifications
Power Supply: 16V DC
Charging Control Voltage: 8.4V +/-0.1V
Charging Current Rapid : 840mA +/-10%
Trickle: 30mA +/-15mA
Operating Temperature Range : 0 deg C to +45 deg. C
Size:(W) 86 x (H) 75 x (D) 87.5 mm
- IC-M31
Icom is pleased to add a Lithium-Ion version of its best selling transceiver, the IC-M31 to its range of waterproof handheld radios. The introduction of the BP-241 1150mAh Li-Ion battery pack and the BC-162 single desktop rapid charger as standard accessories means that customers now have the opportunity of purchasing an Icom Lithium-Ion marine handheld at an unbeatable price. - IC-M33
The IC-M33 is the world's first marine VHF transceiver that floats in water. This revolutionary new radio has been designed to be easy to use and is supplied as standard with a 980mAh Li-Ion battery pack provides 9 hours of operating time. The ergonomic design of the case means it's easy to hold and use, even with gloved hands and as with all Icom handhelds, it features a large, easy to read backlit LCD which clearly shows all necessary information. Another innovative feature is the "AquaQuake" draining function - a vibrating sound from the loudspeaker clears water away from the speaker grille. - IC-M90E
The IC-M90E is essentially two radios in one rugged package. The transceiver is a full-featured waterproof VHF marine radio with easy access to all marine frequencies. But, with a touch of a button it becomes a professional-grade, PMR transceiver with serious features for today’s working world including; 100 programmable land channels, state-of-the-art voice scrambling, digital signalling and the option of hands-free operation.