FLEX P-Set 18-55 Duo SP Double Fast Charger

Dual fast charger for FLEX batteries

The FLEX P-Set 18-55 Duo SP Dual Fast Charger is a battery fast charger developed for simultaneously charging two FLEX batteries within the 18-volt platform. This charging station is used to efficiently prepare batteries for use in power tools. The product is intended for professional users and workshops where multiple batteries are in circulation. The dual charging point makes this dual battery charger practical in situations where continuous work is desired.

Simultaneous charging in practice

This FLEX fast charger is connected to mains power and allows for the simultaneous charging of two batteries. This supports efficient work planning as batteries do not need to be charged one by one. The use of a central charging point reduces waiting time between tasks. In workshops, service vehicles, and on location, the dual charging capability provides an organized and structured way of charging. The charger is suitable for users who work with multiple batteries daily and require a constant availability of energy.

Developed for continuous professional use

What sets the FLEX P-Set 18-55 Duo SP apart is the combination of two charging positions in one compact housing. This allows the charger to take up less space than two separate chargers, while keeping the charging process organized. This makes the product suitable for fixed installations in the workshop and mobile applications. The design is tailored to the FLEX battery system, making the charger easy to integrate into existing tool setups. This supports a consistent and organized workflow without the need for extra accessories or modifications.

Features of FLEX P-Set 18-55 Duo SP Dual Fast Charger

• Supports simultaneous charging of two batteries
• Suitable for FLEX 18-volt battery system
• Functions as a central charging point
• Designed for professional use
• Compact design for workshop and mobile use
• Connected to electrical mains power
• Suitable for continuously deployable charging processes