Green Line 29.4V 2A Premium Battery Charger - XLR 3pin male

Green Line Premium 24Volt, 2Amp also known as 24V2A lead acid battery charger. This 24V charger is designed for 24Volt lead acid batteies commonly used in mobility scooters, electric mopeds, electric scooters, e-bikes, and many products by Razor and Power Wheels. We purposely sourced a higher quality, UL Listed charger to prevent failure. Specifications: Input Voltage: 120 VAC Output Voltage: 29.4 VDC Nominal Voltage: 24 VDC Amperage: 2A Connector Type: 3-pin XLR Male Pin 1 Charge: + (Positive) Carries the 24V charge current Pin 2 Charge: - (Negative/Ground) Completes the circuit loop Pin 3 Charge: N/C (Not Connected) Dead pin / No electrical path Certification: UL listed Compatibility: 1. Powered Wheelchairs & Power ChairsThe XLR connector is the universal standard for brands like Pride Mobility, Invacare, Sunrise Medical, and Hoveround. The "Joystick" Port: Almost every electric wheelchair has an XLR port located directly underneath the joystick controller. Overnight Charging: A 2A charger is the standard "overnight" charger for these chairs, safely bringing 12Ah to 20Ah batteries back to full health without overheating them. 2. Mobility Scooters: Three-wheel and four-wheel "travel" scooters almost exclusively use this 24V 2A XLR setup. Off-Board Charging: Many of these scooters allow you to remove the battery pack and bring it inside. The XLR plug connects directly to the pack. 3. Electric Scooters and Electric Bicycles - Razor Scooters: Models E200, E300, and MX350 Older e-bikes and scooters such as Currie, Schwinn and Izip utilize the 24V XLR format for their removable battery trays. Charging tips Usage Tips for Lead-Acid 1) The "Don't Wait" Rule: Lead-acid batteries hate being empty. Charge the device after every use, even if you only went a short distance. 2) Heat Dissipation: These chargers can get quite warm. Ensure charger is placed on a hard surface (not carpet) while charging. 3) Green Light vs. Red Light: Red/Amber: Bulk charging (constant current). Green: Float/Maintenance mode. You can leave it on Green indefinitely to keep the battery topped off.