XAG CM13600S Charger (09-017-00069)

A drone battery that cannot be refilled quickly is just an expensive weight on the shelf, and the day the spray window opens is the worst time to discover it. The XAG CM13600S Charger (09-017-00069) is built for that moment: a dedicated charger that sits at the field edge and turns a wall socket or a generator into ready batteries.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The maker and its charging line

The charger is made by Guangzhou Xaircraft Technology Co., Ltd., the company behind the XAG brand of agricultural drones and field robots. Operators who run these machines know that the aircraft is only one half of the work. The other half is the power chain: batteries, chargers, cooling and the cabling that connects them to a generator or a mains outlet.

The CM13600S carries the model designation M2CM13600CH and belongs to the family of chargers that serve XAG Smart SuperCharge batteries. The sources name two versions of the product, the CM13600S and the CM13600S Charger (INTL). The fact sheet gives one set of figures for the charger and does not split them by version, so the table below shows them as a single set.

If you are building out a full charging station, you can browse the wider Robot Chargers category, which gathers the charging equipment we handle for robotic and drone fleets.

Positioning: a charger for hard working batteries

This is not a generic power supply. It is a purpose-built unit with a forced air-cooling design, a wide input voltage range and a set of protections: undervoltage protection, overvoltage protection, over-temperature protection and fault isolation. During charging, the charger monitors the battery's charging status in real time.

It accepts two input ranges, 100–120 V and 220–240 V, both at 50/60 Hz, and offers two output levels at 59.92 V. That flexibility matters in the Caribbean, where one site may run on a 120 V supply and another on 220–240 V, and where a generator is sometimes the only source available.

The charger connects to the battery directly, without an adapter, for three batteries: the XAG B13960S, the B13970 and the B13970S Smart SuperCharge Batteries. Teams that run agricultural fleets will find related equipment in our Agricultural Robots category.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the charging time per battery, the cable length or the output power in watts; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the CM13600S different from an ordinary charger?

An ordinary charger is a box that fills a battery and nothing more. The CM13600S is closer to a piece of field equipment. Its forced air-cooling design keeps the unit working through repeated charging cycles, and its operating range is –20~40℃.

Its protections are the second difference. Undervoltage, overvoltage and over-temperature protection, together with fault isolation, mean the charger reacts when the supply or the unit itself leaves its safe range. On a farm, where generators sag and extension cords are long, that is a practical safeguard and not a luxury.

The third difference is the wide voltage design. With one input range of 100–120 V and another of 220–240 V, the same unit can be used at sites with different supplies. The output stays at 59.92 V in both listed cases, while the output current is 21 A for the first and 55 A for the second.

How should the charger be connected and powered?

The instructions are clear: connect the charger's power socket using the 16 A power cord, and use a 16 A power outlet. Check this before the charger goes to a remote site. A socket, extension or generator that cannot carry the load is the most common reason a charging plan fails.

The charger is intended for XAG B13960S, B13970 and B13970S Smart SuperCharge Batteries without connecting an adapter. If your fleet uses a newer battery such as the XAG B141050 Smart Super Charge Battery, tell us, because it is not among the three adapter-free batteries named above.

For operators who want more charging capacity at one station, the XAG 6Kw Parallel Charging Kit and the XAG 2024 Battery Cooling Tower are related products on this site. Tell us about your setup and we will advise on the combination.

Who is the XAG CM13600S Charger for?

The first group is agricultural drone operators and spraying contractors. They rotate several batteries through a working day, and a dependable charger at the field edge is the difference between finishing a block and stopping early. The compact housing of 346 × 109 × 73 mm and the weight of approximately 3.9 kg make it easy to carry in a vehicle.

The second group is farm owners and cooperatives who run their own XAG equipment. They often charge from a farm building supply, where the 220–240 V input range applies, or from a generator parked near the field.

The third group is service and rental businesses that keep spare chargers for customers. A unit with wide input voltage and clear protections is easier to hand over to different crews, and it suits sites where the supply varies from one island or estate to the next.

Buyers who need a larger, multi-battery station should look at the parallel charging kit mentioned above, or ask us to propose a combination of equipment.

What is the XAG CM13600S Charger used for?

1. Charging Smart SuperCharge batteries. It charges the XAG B13960S, B13970 and B13970S batteries without an adapter.
2. Battery rotation in the field. One set of batteries flies while another charges, which keeps the aircraft working through the day.
3. Generator-powered charging. Where there is no mains supply nearby, a generator can feed the charger, provided it meets the 16 A requirement.
4. Charging from mixed supplies. The 100–120 V and 220–240 V input ranges let the same unit work at different sites.
5. Protected charging in demanding conditions. Undervoltage, overvoltage and over-temperature protection and fault isolation guard the charge, and the unit runs in temperatures from –20~40℃.
6. Spare or replacement charger. Service teams keep it as a backup, so a failed charger does not stop a whole crew.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices on this page. Quotation is the way to buy: tell us your site, your batteries and your power supply, and we prepare an offer for the charger and any related equipment. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so you see the whole picture before you commit. The XAG CM13600S Charger (09-017-00069) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which batteries does the charger work with?

It is compatible with the XAG B13960S, B13970 and B13970S Smart SuperCharge Batteries without connecting an adapter. For any other battery, tell us which one you run.

What input voltages does it accept?

It accepts 100–120 V~ 50/60 Hz at 15.0 A and 220–240 V~ 50/60 Hz at 16.0 A. Both are listed as charging inputs in the specification.

What is the charging output?

The output is 59.92 V at 21 A and 59.92 V at 55 A, stated as voltage and current.

What protections does it have?

It has undervoltage protection, overvoltage protection, over-temperature protection and fault isolation. It also monitors the battery's charging status in real time during charging.

How is it cooled and in what temperatures can it run?

It uses forced air-cooling. The operating temperature is –20~40℃.

How long does a charge take, and is it waterproof?

Charging time per battery and the IP rating are covered in the note beneath the specification table.

Where can I buy the XAG CM13600S Charger and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page, by quotation. We do not list prices here; send us your request and we prepare an offer that includes delivery, customs and support.

Summary

A charger rarely gets attention until a battery sits empty on a busy morning. The CM13600S answers that problem with a compact body of 346 × 109 × 73 mm, forced air-cooling, wide input voltage and a full set of protections. It works with the XAG B13960S, B13970 and B13970S batteries without an adapter, and it asks for a 16 A outlet. If you want your batteries ready when the weather and the crop allow, this page is the starting point.