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36 volt electric bike charger with DC2.1 5.5mm plug. Output +36V / 42V 2A.
Are you looking for an extra charger for your electric bike with a 36V Li-ion battery? There is a good chance that this Smart charger with DC2.1 5.5mm plug will fit. The DC2.1 plug is the most common, used on many electric bikes of different brands and price levels.
If your original charger is, for example, ST charger model SHC-8100LC or SANS SSLCO84V42XH , this charger can be used as a replacement. It has the same specifications and meets all the most important safety requirements.
The charger fits most 36V batteries and e-bike kits on Boxbike . Also fits the batteries on e-bikes from several brands such as Cargobike, AM cargo bikes, Cargokid, Cargo9000, Seaside bike, X-Zite (T-Hansen) as well as e-bikes from MATE , Ebsen, Coop, Biltema, Lifebike and many more.
It is silent and has built-in protection against short circuit, overcharging and reverse polarity. It also has TüV / GS safety approval and is UL, FCC certified and CE marked. Whether it says 36V, +36V or 42V on the back of your old charger, you can use this charger.
It can be used for all 36V / 42V lithium-ion batteries, regardless of the number of Ah, as long as the connector is the same type – DC2.1 5.5 mm .
When you buy a charger for an electric bike, you don’t necessarily have to choose a charger identical to the one that came with the electric bike when you bought it, even though it may be stated in the user manual.
Just make sure you choose one with the same plug, polarity and voltage in volts as the original.
The current A, is decisive for how quickly the battery charges. Most original chargers have an output of 2A.
This means that the battery is charged with 2 amps per hour. A 10Ah battery therefore takes 5 hours to charge from empty to full.
The charger has a standard 2-pin AC plug that fits into regular 220V sockets.
The charger is a so-called smart charger, which means it automatically stops charging when all the battery cells are charged. This is done to avoid overcharging which can damage the battery.
NOTE:
Does your old charger say 42V or +36V? Regardless, this is the charger you need. 36V is the average voltage. 42V is the voltage when the battery is fully charged. In both cases, it is the same charger.
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