Shure Axient Digital Training – Batteries and Chargers

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In this video, we’ll give you an overview of Shure rechargeable battery technology.

Axient Digital transmitters feature Shure Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries to deliver long runtimes and superior reliability.

Each battery is equipped with smart technology that reports precise metrics to your phone, tablet, or laptop.

Dedicated chargers provide fast charging and secure storage.

AD1 and AD2 transmitters use the Shure SB900A battery.

Docking 2-up charger options include the SBC200 and the network-enabled SBC220.

ADX1 and ADX2 transmitters use the SB910 and SB920 batteries.

Networked charging options include the SBC240 2-up charger and the SBC840 8-bay charger.

Docking chargers feature transmitter or individual battery charging, LED status indicators, and ganging to share power connections and Ethernet data.

The SBC840 charges up to eight SB910 or SB920 in a compact form that fits into a single drawer space for easy storage.

The ADX1M Micro Bodypack uses the SB910M battery.

The SBC840M charger is designed specifically for this battery and holds up to eight in a small footprint for easy access, storage, and monitoring.

If your inventory contains several Shure products, consider the SBRC rack-mount charger.

The SBRC uses interchangeable charging modules to support the following Shure batteries.
These modules can create custom charging configurations for up to eight batteries.

An integrated display lets you monitor status from the front panel.

Network-enabled chargers can be remotely monitored using Shure Wireless Workbench.

You can view the following battery information.
Battery metrics are also available in the “Utility” menu of portable devices.

All Shure chargers, except the SBC200, feature a special “Storage Mode”, designed to keep the batteries at an optimal voltage when they stored or shipped.

Use Storage Mode to maintain battery health if your batteries are idle for more than eight days.

Enter Storage Mode by using the switch on the charger, or from Wireless Workbench.

Exit Storage Mode to restore the batteries to full charge.