Based on the image provided, you have a 36V Lithium-ion battery charger typically used for electric scooters or e-bikes.
Here are the key technical specifications and what they mean for your device:
Technical Breakdown
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Based on the image provided, you have a 36V Lithium-ion battery charger typically used for electric scooters or e-bikes.
Here are the key technical specifications and what they mean for your device:
Technical Breakdown
Output Voltage: 42.0V DC. While it is labeled as a "36V" charger, 42V is the "peak" voltage required to fully charge a standard 36V battery pack (which consists of 10 cells in series).
Current (Amperage): 2.0A. This is the speed at which it charges. A 2-amp charger is standard for most commuter scooters.
Input: 100-240V AC. This means it is "universal" and will work on both US (110V) and European/International (220V) power grids.
Connector Type: It uses a DC Barrel Jack (specifically, it looks like a 5.5mm x 2.1mm or 2.5mm plug, which is very common).
Safety & Usage Tips
Polarity Matters: The label indicates a Center-Positive polarity (the diagram with the plus sign pointing to the center dot). Ensure your device matches this to avoid short-circuiting the battery.
Indicator Light: These chargers usually have an LED. Red typically means it is actively charging, and Green means the battery is full or disconnected.
Heat: It is normal for this block to get warm during use. Always charge on a hard, non-flammable surface (avoid carpets or beds) and never leave it charging unattended for long periods.
Compatibility Check
If you are looking for a replacement, you must match:
Voltage: Must be exactly 42V (for a 36V system).
Connector: Must physically fit your scooter's port.
Amperage: Can be 2.0A or slightly lower (charging will just be slower). Avoid going significantly higher (e.g., 4A or 5A) unless your battery manual specifically says it can handle "fast charging," as
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