How to Charge Canon EOS 2000D Batteries

To charge the Canon EOS 2000D’s battery, you’ll need to take the battery out of the camera and use the battery charger that came with the camera.

Unlike many other cameras, you can’t charge the battery in the camera by connecting a USB power source—the USB port on the 2000D is purely for data, not power.

If you need a replacement for the battery charger (or the battery, for that matter), there are model numbers and suggestions below.

Canon EOS 2000D Battery

The model number of the Canon EOS 2000D battery is LP-E10.

It’s a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that’s rated at 860mAh. The 2000D comes with one as standard.

It’s the same battery that several other popular Canon camera models use, so they tend to be quite widely available. And it’s also exactly the same battery used by this camera in its other model names. So if you find a battery listed as one for the Canon Rebel T7 or EOS 1500D, it’s the same thing.

If you’re after a replacement or spare, you can get the official Canon version. If you want to play it safe, the official version is the safest version and the one guaranteed by Canon itself. The catch is that they come with a premium price tag.

You can also find aftermarket versions of the LP-E10 from other manufacturers. They’re often significantly cheaper, and many aftermarket batteries work well. But quality control can vary with lesser-known brands, so it’s best to try to stick to those that have good reviews from other users.

Some of these spare batteries come with their own dual charger dock included. And something I like about these is that they’re often USB charging docks, which greatly expands the options for charging the battery, especially when you’re on location or traveling.

Charging Time

This is the guidance that Canon provides in the manual:

It takes approx. 2 hours to fully recharge a completely exhausted battery at room temperature (23°C / 73°F). The time required to recharge the battery will vary greatly depending on the ambient temperature and the battery’s remaining capacity.

For safety reasons, recharging in low temperatures (6°C – 10°C / 43°F – 50°F) will take longer (up to approx. 4 hours).

Battery Charger for the Canon EOS 2000D

The charger for the 2000D is model number LC-E10E.

It’s a switching charger, which means you can use them in foreign countries, anywhere from 100V to 240V. But when you’re traveling abroad, you might still need to use an international adapter (it will depend on which countries you’re visiting, and I’m referring here to a standard plug adapter).

Again, there are plenty of aftermarket versions. They can offer three advantages:

• They can be much cheaper. They’re often sold as a pack with the batteries as well, making them especially good value.
• Several are dual-battery chargers, meaning that you can charge two batteries at once.
• Some can charge from a USB power source, which increases flexibility when charging on location or when traveling.
  

As with aftermarket batteries (or any aftermarket electronics, for that matter), quality control can vary with no-name brands.

Things Worth Knowing About Charging a Canon 2000D

• If you plan to put the camera aside for an extended period without using it, it’s best to remove the battery.
• When the battery is in the camera, there’s a small drain on it even when the camera is powered off. So be sure to top up the battery before going out to shoot.
• Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries have a finite life expectancy. If the battery starts running out very quickly even after you’ve charged it, it’s time to get a replacement.
• If you’re after a memory card, I’ve put together a separate post on Canon 2000D SD card recommendations.

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