The Brady EXA81 can be charged via desktop or a USB-C charger. The USB charger needs to have a
USB-C connector.
Charging over cradle (0 to 100 %) 4 h.
Charging over type-C USB connector (0 to 100 %) 4–10 h.
Charging of the Brady EXA81 via USB Charging the Brady EXA81 via single Desktop Charger
The Desktop Charger has a USB-C Port on the back side which can be used for charging the host device
or another EXA81.
| NOTE! The USB-C and desktop chargers are sold separately |
The battery in the Brady EXA81 and a spare battery can be charged in the desktop charger. When using
the 4-Bay Desktop Charger, four devices or batteries or a mix of both can be charged simultaneously.
Note that the Brady EXA81 and a spare battery cannot be charged in the same bay of a desktop charger
because of the pistol grip.
The behaviour (colour) of the LEDs depends on how the main Brady EXA81 unit is being connected, using the
USB-C port, to external devices or network and whether an extra battery is being charged or not:
Power status LED
Green when the desktop charger is connected to power
Communication mode LED
Off when there is nothing connected to the USB-C port.
Green when EXA81 units is in client mode, e.g., connected to a computer via USB.
Blue when the desktop cradle detects a USB peripheral device. Note that the EXA81 does not have USB host functionality.
Extra battery status LED
Red when a battery is being charged
Green when