Suitability of the charge transient spectroscopy - QTS for the investigation of fullerites is demonstrated. QTS can yield an information on the electrical properties of both the bulk and the interface of fullerites interfaced with metals (insulators, semiconductors) as well as on its bulk phase transition. Our measurements were carried out on C-60 single crystals. We observed a single QTS peak which reflects most probably a thermally activated relaxation process (polarization or trap - limited charge emission) in the crystal. The expected phase transition was detected as a step of QTS signal at 255 K. The influence of a thermal treatment in air on the QTS peak was also observed.