DJI HEX Multi Pack Charger for Inspire 1,M100,M600

[Mad_angler1]

Not seen this posted over here

The DJI Hex Charger is designed for use with dedicated Intelligent Flight Batteries and Remote Controllers. It can charge up to six Intelligent Flight Batteries and two Remote Controllers simultaneously.

Specifications

Model: MC6S600

Compatible Battery:

Inspire 1 Series Intelligent Flight Battery (TB47/TB48)

Matrice 100 Intelligent Flight Battery (TB47D/TB48D)

Matrice 600 Intelligent Flight Battery (TB47S/TB48S)

Compatible Remote Controller:

Inspire 1 Series Remote Controller

Matrice 100 Remote Controller

Matrice 600 Remote Controller

Lightbridge 2 Remote Controller

Phantom 4 Remote Controller

Phantom 3 Professional/Advanced/4K Remote Controller

Operating Temperature: 32° to 104° F (0° to 40° C)

DC Output: 26.1 V; 0 to 3.83 A (Battery Port); 0 to 2 A (Remote Controller Port)

Weight: 2140 g

Also available is a carry case to go with the charger.

The Matrice 600 Battery Travel Case can hold up 2 DJI Hex Chargers and 18 Intelligent Flight Batteries (TB47S / TB48S / TB47D / TB48D). Integrated wheels make the travel case easy to maneuver. Using the reserved spaces, batteries can be charged without removing batteries or chargers from the travel case.

Specifications
Dimensions: 860 mm × 560 mm × 455 mm
Net Weight: 10.5 kg
Max Internal Load: 18 kg
Compatible Batteries: TB47S / TB48S / TB47D / TB48D Intelligent Flight Battery × 18 pcs
Compatible Chargers: MC6S600 (DJI Hex Charger) × 2 pcs
Operating Temperature: -10° to 50 ° C


The Hex Charger is available from DJI for £289/$299

The hard case is £291/$299


Looking at it this should charge 6x TB48 in about 1:45m by my estimate, no info on storage charge though.

 

[The Editor]

Not seen this posted over here

The DJI Hex Charger is designed for use with dedicated Intelligent Flight Batteries and Remote Controllers. It can charge up to six Intelligent Flight Batteries and two Remote Controllers simultaneously.

Specifications

Model: MC6S600

Compatible Battery:

Inspire 1 Series Intelligent Flight Battery (TB47/TB48)

Matrice 100 Intelligent Flight Battery (TB47D/TB48D)

Matrice 600 Intelligent Flight Battery (TB47S/TB48S)

Compatible Remote Controller:

Inspire 1 Series Remote Controller

Matrice 100 Remote Controller

Matrice 600 Remote Controller

Lightbridge 2 Remote Controller

Phantom 4 Remote Controller

Phantom 3 Professional/Advanced/4K Remote Controller

Operating Temperature: 32° to 104° F (0° to 40° C)

DC Output: 26.1 V; 0 to 3.83 A (Battery Port); 0 to 2 A (Remote Controller Port)

Weight: 2140 g

Also available is a carry case to go with the charger.

The Matrice 600 Battery Travel Case can hold up 2 DJI Hex Chargers and 18 Intelligent Flight Batteries (TB47S / TB48S / TB47D / TB48D). Integrated wheels make the travel case easy to maneuver. Using the reserved spaces, batteries can be charged without removing batteries or chargers from the travel case.

Specifications
Dimensions: 860 mm × 560 mm × 455 mm
Net Weight: 10.5 kg
Max Internal Load: 18 kg
Compatible Batteries: TB47S / TB48S / TB47D / TB48D Intelligent Flight Battery × 18 pcs
Compatible Chargers: MC6S600 (DJI Hex Charger) × 2 pcs
Operating Temperature: -10° to 50 ° C


The Hex Charger is available from DJI for £289/$299

The hard case is £291/$299


Looking at it this should charge 6x TB48 in about 1:45m by my estimate, no info on storage charge though.

Does it actually put out 23amps in which case yes or does it sequentially switch 3.83amps to each battery like the pathetic charge hub does?
DJI's definition of simultaneously has always been different to the rest of the world.

I'm not convinced this thing is capable of that kind of current looking at it.

 

[Mad_angler1]

Does it actually put out 23amps in which case yes or does it sequentially switch 3.83amps to each battery like the pathetic charge hub does?
DJI's definition of simultaneously has always been different to the rest of the world.

I'm not convinced this thing is capable of that kind of current looking at it.

lol I honestly don't know, I'm assuming it's parallel charging for that price and based on the info.

23A on a Switch mode should be no problem in a package that size as PC supplies can easily do it.

 

[The Editor]

lol I honestly don't know, I'm assuming it's parallel charging for that price and based on the info.

23A on a Switch mode should be no problem in a package that size as PC supplies can easily do it.

That's very true - I guess it would be around 30-35 amp when you factor in the additional items connected and a bit of overhead.
Problem is, it's DJI so it might be 4amps max and charge everything sequentially.

 

[White Airwolf]

Does it also discharge the batteries?
Really tired of draining my batteries in my Inspire when I get home just so I can fully charge afterwards.
At night time, my neighbours must wonder what the flashing yellow light is permeating throughout the lower floors!

 

[Mad_angler1]

That's very true - I guess it would be around 30-35 amp when you factor in the additional items connected and a bit of overhead.
Problem is, it's DJI so it might be 4amps max and charge everything sequentially.

Lol

Does it also discharge the batteries?
Really tired of draining my batteries in my Inspire when I get home just so I can fully charge afterwards.
At night time, my neighbours must wonder what the flashing yellow light is permeating throughout the lower floors!

No idea details are sketchy, it would be nice, tbh this is something DJI could add to battery firmware fairly easily rather than the charger, triple press on to charge to storage.

 

[IrishSights]

Does it also discharge the batteries?
Really tired of draining my batteries in my Inspire when I get home just so I can fully charge afterwards.
At night time, my neighbours must wonder what the flashing yellow light is permeating throughout the lower floors!

The Phantom Angel does the discharge to storage and cycling pretty niftely...although it is one at a time

PFAW Holder
BNUC-S Qualified

 

[Kilrah]

No idea details are sketchy, it would be nice, tbh this is something DJI could add to battery firmware fairly easily rather than the charger, triple press on to charge to storage.

I still don't understand why people ask for that since the battery do it themselves after the timeout.

Full discharge I can understand, but storage?

 

[Jrcamp523]

Looks to be nothing more than a larger hub (DJI Web site indicates that it needs the Inspire 1 180w power adapter AC)

 

[Mad_angler1]

Looks to be nothing more than a larger hub (DJI Web site indicates that it needs the Inspire 1 180w power adapter AC)

No it needs the IEC mains cable not the charger it's self, the wording is poor and they need to change that.

They should just have included the **** thing for 30p as this is going to confuse the hell out of people.

This does charge 6 packs at the same time and should be able to do 6x TB48 in about an hour and forty five minutes

 

[Michael Asgian]

I wish this would handle Phantom batteries too.

 

[CL98]

I have one of the 4-port chargers from DJI for my Matrice 100 and it works great. I can mix the TB47's and TB48's no problem.

 

[Mashuugana]

This one has the built in charger vs the newly released DJI charger... Thus the $200 price difference.

SmartPowerCharge.com Site Product Detail Page

 

[Dobmatt]

It should do the job of charging 6 batteries simultaneously, although at standard rate identical to a single 100W stock DJI charger, which is not too impressive. Too bad they didn't employ 180W power supply for each channel, delivering beef-ier 6A charging current ... Cycling/storage discharge option will be nice too, although sufficient energy dissipation is more difficult to resolve than one may expect. Indeed the mentioned above Angel device does this effortlessly in no time. Assuming the performance within published specs, DJI charger may seriously challenge more expensive Smart Power charger.