Charging pucks commonly use wired connections such as USB-C or Micro‑USB, and many packages include an integrated cable or a wall/vehicle power adapter.
Faster wireless charging generally requires higher-wattage USB-C adapters; documentation recommends 20W or higher, and some test notes reference pairing with 30W adapters for top fast-charge results.
Car charging mounts are offered as air‑vent clips, CD‑slot mounts, and dashboard/windshield suction‑cup mounts. Packages often include mounting hardware plus car power adapters or USB cables.
The NiMH battery charger referenced reports a full charge in about 5 hours; actual times may vary depending on battery capacity and condition.
Listed protections include delta‑V charging cut‑off and a safety timer, reverse‑polarity protection for battery chargers, and over‑current, over‑voltage, and short‑circuit protection for USB and vehicle chargers.
