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ONYX Motorbikes RCR 84V 5A Portable Charger- 20S 72V

ONYX Motorbikes RCR 84V 5A Portable Charger- 20S 72V

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84V 5A Li ion Battery Charger Multiple Plugs Battery Charger 20S 72V (Not Applicable to Lead-Acid Batteries)

 

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  • Product Information

    This charger features a DC 5.5 × 2.5 mm connection interface, which is also compatible with 5.5 × 2.1 mm connectors. It supports multiple connection interface conversions, including Triangle Plug, 3P-XLR, RCA, 3P-GX16, and 3P-GX12.

    The charger includes an LED indicator system:

    • Red LED (LED1): Charging in progress

    • Green LED (LED2): Power indicator

    • Red to Green: Charging complete or in standby mode

    Input Voltage: 100–240 VAC
    Output Voltage: 84 V / 5 A
    Maximum Power Output: 420 W
    Color: Black


    Safety Protection

    The charger is equipped with multiple safety protection mechanisms, including:

    • Short-circuit protection

    • Over-current protection

    • Over-voltage protection

    • Over-temperature protection

    • Over-charge protection

    • Over-discharge protection

    • Cycle protection


    Features That Extend Battery Life

    1. Advanced intelligent chip for enhanced safety and reliability

    2. High-efficiency lithium battery charging technology

    3. Built-in cooling fan to effectively prevent overheating during charging

    4. Durable, flame-retardant ABS housing for added safety

    5. Intelligent high-voltage timed charging with IC control to prevent battery damage


    Charger Use & Maintenance

    • This charger is designed for lithium-ion batteries only.

    • Ensure the charging interface matches the battery connector and that the positive and negative terminals are correctly aligned.

    • To charge:

      1. Connect the charger to the battery first

      2. Then connect the charger to the AC power supply

    • After the battery is fully charged:

      1. Disconnect the AC power supply

      2. Then unplug the battery

    ⚠️ Important: Do not unplug the battery before disconnecting the AC power while charging. Doing so—especially when the charging current is high (red LED on)—may damage the charger.

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