Multiple battery charger for BP511A

Does anyone know if Canon or someone else makes a multiple battery charger for Canon's BP511A battery? i have 4 and i dont feel like having to get out the power strip as a multiple battery charger.

thanks in advance,
Phillyguy

Canon does make a dual charger but IIRC, it doesn't have a normal plug, it's meant to be used in a vehicle...

Hopefully, someone will prove me wrong and you'll have what you need...

I found this one on BH's site: http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …BCB_Dual_Port_L​i_Ion.html

A little pricy, but it'll get the job done. I have three batteries, so if there are any cheaper alternatives out there I'd love to see them.

stupid me bought the canon wire that plugs into a cigarette lighter ina car thinking i could plug it into the camera. Found out its for that dual battery charger.

Canon makes the CA-PS400, which shipped with the D60 and maybe the D30. It does 2. Delkin makes a dual battery charger as well. It accepts combinations of batteries, not just BP-511s. But the cheapest approach is going to be to add a couple of Sterlingtek chargers to your Canon one that came with the camera.

You may wish to have a look at the Hahnel Twin V Professional Charger for Canon Pro DSLR's. It sells fro $69.95 at Adorama; here's a link:

http://www.adorama.com​/HHTWINVC.html

From another thread I found on this topic, it seems the easiest (cheapest and most portable) choice would be to just buy an extra Sterlingtek single charger. They're about $15 and very small. I took a trip down to B&H recently and the double chargers are all huge. Now I'm kicking myself because I just ordered my Sterlingtek batteries yesterday, and now I'll have to pay shipping on the charger since I didn't decide to buy the it until after the battery order was put in .

Phillyguy wrote in post #6579560
Does anyone know if Canon or someone else makes a multiple battery charger for Canon's BP511A battery? i have 4 and i dont feel like having to get out the power strip as a multiple battery charger.

thanks in advance,
Phillyguy

If you are planning to buy another camera it will come with another charger, but you're stating that you want to avoid the power strip. So far that adorama one for $70 ish looks interesting. I'm waiting to see what else comes of this myself as I could do without my power strip and be happier. I have 4 cameras that all use the BP-511 derivatives so I'm not short of chargers, but a power strip or using multiple outlets in different areas is a must. It's nice in one sense though... I keep 2 chargers at my house, one in my car connected to a power inverter, and another at work in case I need something there. I have enough batteries that I never carry a charger with me.