
Shure
Shure SBC10-903-US Single Battery Charger for SB903
★★★★★
Keep your SLX-D transmitters show-ready with the Shure SBC10-903-US — reliable USB or AC charging for up to 8 hours of wireless runtime.
$64.00*
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Overview
Key Features
Charge one SB903 Lithium-Ion Battery for up to 8 hours of use in SLX-D transmitters
50% charge with 3 hours of charging
Full charge at 5.5 hours
Powered by A/C power sources and USB ports
SBC203 Dual-Docking Charging Station also available separately
Specifications
Compatible Battery
Shure SB903 Lithium-Ion
Compatible Transmitters
SLX-D series
Battery Runtime (full charge)
Up to 8 hours
Time to 50% Charge
Approximately 3 hours
Time to Full Charge
Approximately 5.5 hours
Power Source
AC power or USB
Charging Bays
1
Model
SBC10-903-US
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- USB power compatibility makes this charger genuinely portable — charge SB903 batteries anywhere you have a USB port, including travel and remote location work
- Predictable charge milestones (50% at 3 hours, full at 5.5 hours) let wireless operators plan battery rotation on schedule-driven productions
- Designed specifically for the SB903/SLX-D ecosystem, ensuring charge voltage and current are optimized for battery longevity
- Compact form factor takes minimal space in a wireless kit bag or rack accessory drawer
- Dual AC/USB power source flexibility reduces dependency on finding a standard wall outlet on location
👎 Cons
- Charges only one SB903 battery at a time — operators managing multiple SLX-D transmitters will need multiple chargers or the separately sold SBC203 dual station
- Charges exclusively the SB903 battery, with no compatibility for other Shure battery formats or transmitter families
- 5.5-hour full charge time means pre-show battery management requires advance planning — not a quick-turnaround solution
- No rapid charge mode for emergency situations where a transmitter battery has been depleted close to show time
- Battery is not included — the charger ships without an SB903, requiring a separate battery purchase for operators outfitting a new system
Frequently Asked Questions
Which battery does the SBC10-903-US charge, and is it compatible with other Shure battery types?
The SBC10-903-US is designed exclusively for the SB903 Lithium-Ion battery. It is not compatible with other Shure battery types or third-party cells. Before purchasing, confirm your wireless transmitter uses the SB903 — it is the standard battery for SLX-D series transmitters.
How long does a full charge take, and is there a way to check charge status during the process?
A full charge completes in approximately 5.5 hours from depleted. At 3 hours you'll have approximately 50% charge — enough for a shorter set or broadcast segment in a pinch. The charger's indicator communicates charge status so you're not guessing the state of a battery before a show or session.
Can the SBC10-903-US be powered from a USB port on a laptop or battery pack for touring use?
Yes — the charger accepts both AC power and USB power sources, which makes it practical for travel charging via a laptop port or a USB battery bank. Keep in mind USB charging output varies by port; a high-current USB port or powered hub will deliver the most consistent charge speed.
What happens to runtime if the SB903 battery is only partially charged before a performance?
Partial charging directly reduces your available runtime. A 50% charge at 3 hours translates to roughly 4 hours of transmitter operation — useful for a rehearsal or short corporate event, but not sufficient for full-day production work. For reliable 8-hour coverage, always complete the full 5.5-hour charge cycle before a show.
Is a dual-battery charging option available for larger wireless setups?
Shure offers the SBC203 Dual-Docking Charging Station as a separate purchase, which allows two SB903 batteries to charge simultaneously. For multi-transmitter wireless rigs — broadcast desks, panel discussions, or theater productions — the SBC203 is a more practical solution than multiple single chargers.