Combo: Tenergy TN157 8-Cells Fast Battery Charger + 2 Cards AA & 2 Cards AAA Tenergy Centura Low Self-Discharge NiMH Rechargeable Batteries
Tenergy TN157 8-Cells AA/AAA NiMH/NiCd Fast Battery ChargerFast Charging    * Note: Extremely fast charge rate increases heat which in turn reduces battery life in the long run.    * TN157 is tuned for an optimal fast rate that still preserves & maintains long battery life, which lets you use your batteries for more cycles.    * With negative delta V cut-off function -- for automated charging    * Ni-MH batteries can be mixed to charge at the same time    * Press and hold refresh button to start/stop refresh batteries    * Temperature sensors to avoid the battery from being damaged by over-heating (Max: 55C)    * Mechanical & electrical protection against wrong/reverse polarity    * Maximum charging timer control (8 hours) for overcharge protection    * Short circuit protection    * Bad battery or Alkaline battery detection    * Charger Input: DC12V 1000mA    * Charger Output: DC 1.2V          o AA 500mA x 8          o AAA 300mA x8    * Applicable battery type: 1.2V AA/AAA NiMH/NiCd battery    * Charge Rate          o AA Sizes -- approx. 500mah per hour          o AAA Sizes -- approx. 300mah per hour    * Adapter Input: 100-240v AC (Works Everywhere in the World)    * Adapter Output: 12v DCEasy-to-Read LED IndicatorsLED Color 	StatusRed	ChargingGreen	Full and on trickle chargeRed flash	DischargingGreen flash	Bad/wrong batteryTenergy Low Self-Discharge (LSD) Battery-Excellent performance for your digicam    With Tenergy Low Self-Discharge (LSD) Battery you can make substantially more shots with your digital camera than with any other disposable battery. The main advantages of NiMH rechargeable batteries exist also in the Tenergy Low Self-Discharge (LSD) Battery:        * apr. 4 time more shots than with alkaline batteries        * high performance even at low temperatures          down to -10 C during your winter vacation        * rechargeable and therefore cheaper on the long run