12V 200mAh mains power supply for charger

Installation is very simple and requires no configuration.

Plug the adapter into a standard European wall socket.Connect the other end of the cable to the power port of your compatible ICOM charger.The charger is now powered and ready to use.

Yes, the BC-147SE power supply is an official ICOM accessory. Using an original manufacturer part ensures perfect compatibility, optimal safety, and preserves the performance of your equipment.

No, this power supply is not designed to be plugged directly into a radio. It must be used exclusively to power a compatible ICOM battery charger, which in turn will charge your radio's battery.

The ICOM BC-147SE power supply complies with the strictest European standards to ensure your safety. It meets the following directives:

CE MarkingEMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility): 2014/30/EULow Voltage: 2014/35/EUEco-design: 2009/125/ECRoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances): 2011/65/EU

The packaging contains a single item: the ICOM BC-147SE AC power supply.

Yes, using uncertified or incompatible accessories can cause damage to your charger or batteries. Such damage is generally not covered by the manufacturer's warranty. It is strongly recommended to use original parts like the BC-147SE.

No, the BC-147SE AC adapter itself does not have an indicator light. The charging status (in progress, completed, error) is indicated by the indicator lights on the ICOM charger to which it is connected.

No, it is imperative not to use this power supply with a device that requires a current greater than 200mA. This could damage the power supply and not provide enough power to the device, leading to malfunction.

No, this adapter requires no specific maintenance. Simply keep it in a dry place, away from moisture and excessive heat, and ensure the cable is not damaged.

If your charger is not listed, it is strongly advised not to use this power supply. Even if the voltage seems correct, other parameters such as connector polarity or power requirements may differ and damage your equipment. Only use the power supply specified for your charger model.

Using a power supply with the wrong voltage can cause irreversible damage to your charger. Too high a voltage can 'burn it out', while too low a voltage will not allow it to function correctly and could also damage it in the long term.

Yes, as with most electronic devices, it is recommended to unplug the power supply from the mains when you are not using it for a long period. This saves energy and protects it against potential power surges.

As a product compliant with European low voltage and electromagnetic compatibility directives, the ICOM BC-147SE power supply incorporates the basic protections required by these standards for safe use.

Yes, you can plug the power supply into an extension cord or a power strip, provided that it is in good condition and complies with current safety standards.

It is normal for a power adapter to generate slight heat during operation, especially when charging a battery. However, if it becomes abnormally hot to the point where you cannot touch it, unplug it immediately and stop using it.

No, the BC-147SE model is a mains power supply designed to be plugged into a standard wall socket (220-240V AC). For use in a vehicle, you would need a specific charger or adapter that operates from a cigarette lighter socket (12V DC).