IsatPhone 2 AC Wall Charger w/ Int'l Adapters

Charging at Home or While Traveling

The AC Wall Charger connects an IsatPhone 2 directly to a standard wall outlet for routine battery charging. It is useful for users who need a replacement charger, want to keep a second charger at another location, or need a complete charging kit for international travel.

The phone can remain operational while connected to the charger, although charging time may increase when the handset is actively being used.

International Power Compatibility

The charger accepts input power from 100 to 240V AC at 50 or 60 Hz. This wide input range covers the mains power standards used in most countries, so no separate voltage converter is normally required.

Interchangeable regional plugs allow the power supply to fit common outlet types in:

• United States
• European Union
• United Kingdom
• Australia and New Zealand

The appropriate plug slides onto the charger before it is connected to the wall outlet.

Direct Handset Charging

The charger supplies power directly to the IsatPhone 2 through its charging connection. It is intended for charging the battery while it is installed in the handset rather than charging a loose spare battery separately.

For users who regularly rotate several batteries, a dedicated single-bay or multi-bay battery charger may be more suitable.

Compact Spare or Replacement Charger

The compact charger and removable plug adapters are easy to store in the IsatPhone carrying case, luggage, a vehicle kit, or a field equipment bag. Keeping a second charger at an office, residence, or deployment site can reduce the need to move the original charger between locations.

As a genuine-style replacement for the charger supplied with the phone package, it provides a straightforward alternative to using an unverified third-party power supply.

Compatible IsatPhone Handsets

The charger is designed for both the Inmarsat IsatPhone 2 and IsatPhone Pro satellite phones. The same power supply and regional plug kit can therefore be used by organizations that still operate a mixture of these handset models.