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CANON E-50 Camcorder Battery[2200mAh,6.00V]. Replacement for AZ6010 BP-711 BP-714 BP-726 BP-729 BP-818 BP-E718 Battery.

CANON E-50 Camcorder Battery
CANON E-50 Camcorder Battery
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  • Chemistry: Ni-MH
  • Volts: 6.00V
  • Capacity: 2200mAh
  • Dimension: 90.00x47.00x20.00mm
  • Net Weight: 183g
  • Color: Black
  • Item Number: ECCN004K

CANON E-50 Battery Description:

The CANON E-50 battery uses the highest quality cell,and ensure 100% to your camcorder.
The battery is designed to meets or exceeds the original manufacturer specifications for your CANON E-50 camcorder.
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CANON E-50 Compatible with Battery Code:

CANON:
  • BP-711
  • BP-714
  • BP-726
  • BP-729
  • BP-818
  • BP-E718
  • BP-E722
  • BP-E722D
  • BP-E729
  • BP-E77
  • BP-E77(K)
  • BP-E77K
  • BP-E77KE
  • BP-E818
  • VCN018

CANON E-50 Fits Camcorder Models:

CANON: DURACELL:

How to prolong the lifetime of CANON E-50 battery ?

1.Avoid frequent full discharges because this puts additional strain on the CANON E-50 battery.Recharging a partially charged lithium-ion battery does not cause harm because there is no memory. Short battery life in a camcorder is mainly cause by heat rather than charge / discharge patterns.
2.Keep the CANON E-50 battery cool. For prolonged storage, keep the battery at a 40% charge level.
3.Consider removing the CANON E-50 battery from a camcorder when running on fixed power.
4.If you have a spare CANON E-50 battery, use one to the fullest and keep the other cool by placing it in the refrigerator.Do not freeze the battery. For best results, store the battery at 40% state-of-charge.

What every battery user should know?

1.How should I prepare my new CANON E-50 battery?
Batteries comes partially charged. You can use the Lithium-ion(Li-ion) battery right away and charge it when needed, But prime new Nickel-based battery by putting on a 14-16h charge.
2.Can I damage my battery if incorrectly prepared?
No; Li-ion is forgiving to partial and full charge. No priming is needed when new.
3.Should I use up all CANON E-50 battery energy before charging?
No, it is better to recharge more often; avoid frequent full discharges. To maintain the optimum performance of a CANON E-50 battery pack, it is highly recommended to circle (fully discharging and recharging) it at least once a month.
4.Should I charge my CANON E-50 battery partially or fully?
Full charge termination occurs by reading the voltage level and charge current. Fully charged a Li-ion battery is safe and does not cause harm. However, regarding the Nickel-based batteries, allow full charge without interruptions. Repeated partial charge can cause heat buildup. (Many chargers terminate charge by heat. A fully charged battery will re-heat, causing overcharge.)
5.Should I remove the CANON E-50 battery from the charger when full?
Yes, it is best to remove the CANON E-50 battery pack from the charger when full. A prolonged trickle charge to a fully charged battery can be harmful.
6.Should the CANON E-50 battery be kept charged when not in use?
Best to store at 40% charge or 3.75-3.80V/cell open terminal. Store in a cool, dry and clean place. Do not fully deplete battery because Li-ion may turn off its protection circuit. However,NiMH battery can be fully depleted and recharged. Priming may be needed.
7.What should I know about chargers?
Charger should apply full charge. Avoid economy chargers that advertise one-hours charge. Fastest full-charge time: 2-3 hours.
8.What are the allowable charging temperatures?
Rechargeable batteries can be used under a wide temperature range. Slow charge: 0°C - 45°C (32°F - 113°F) Fast charge: 5C° - 45°C (41°F - 113° F) Temperature sensor may prevent charge or cut off the charge prematurely. Charging a hot battery decreases the charge time. The battery may not fully charge.