This 29.4V charger is a mains-powered battery charger built for lithium-ion packs in electric bikes and electric scooters. Its output voltage is 29.4V, which is the full-charge level of a 24V nominal lithium-ion battery. A pack like that contains 7 cells in series (7S), each rated at 4.2V. Therefore this unit suits 24V (29.4V) systems only.
The charger carries an integrated LED indicator that shows charging progress directly on the housing. A red light means the battery is charging. A green light means the battery is full, or the charger is not yet connected to the pack. As a result, you never have to guess the charging stage by timing it.
The charging connector is selectable. Simply state the plug model you need in your order comments. You will then receive the charger with the connector that matches your battery socket. For this reason, check which plug your e-bike or scooter uses before you place the order.
Key Benefits
- 29.4V output voltage – matches the full-charge level of a 24V nominal lithium-ion battery pack.
- Integrated LED indicator – a built-in diode reports charging status without any extra instruments.
- Red indicator light – signals that the battery is currently charging.
- Green indicator light – signals a charged battery, or a charger that is not yet connected.
- Selectable charging connector – you specify the plug type you need while ordering.
- Two vehicle types covered – works with electric bikes and electric scooters running a 24V battery.
- Mains socket operation – this power supply charges the pack straight from a household outlet at home.
- Clear status indication – the colour change marks the end of the charging process.
Who Is This Charger For?
This 29.4V charger is made for electric bike owners whose battery has a nominal voltage of 24V. It equally suits electric scooters built around the same 7S lithium-ion configuration. Before buying, confirm the voltage of your pack.
The charger does not suit 36V (42V) systems, and it does not suit 48V (54.6V) systems either. An incorrect voltage will not charge the battery, and it can damage the pack. Consequently, the voltage check is the first condition to clear.
The second condition is the connector type. Because the charging plug is not fixed, the buyer chooses it. Write the model you require in the comments field when completing your order. Your charger then adapts to your existing battery, rather than the other way around.
Technical Specifications
| Product type | Battery charger |
| Output voltage | 29.4V |
| Battery type | Lithium-ion |
| Nominal battery voltage | 24V (7 cells in series, 7S) |
| Cell voltage | 4.2V per cell at full charge |
| Indication | Integrated LED indicator |
| Red light | Charging in progress |
| Green light | Charged, or not connected to the battery |
| Charging connector | Selectable – specify in order comments |
| Power source | Mains electricity socket |
| Intended use | Electric bikes and electric scooters |
Why Choose This 29.4V Charger?
The main difference from a universal power supply is the precisely defined 29.4V output voltage. That figure corresponds to the full-charge limit of a 7S lithium-ion pack. As a result, the battery reaches a complete charge without any accidental voltage mismatch.
The second difference is the LED indicator. You do not need to estimate the end of charging from a clock. Red means the process is running, while green means the pack is ready.
The third difference is the connector choice. Instead of one fixed plug, you receive the one named in your order. Therefore the charger fits your current battery socket exactly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which battery voltage does this charger suit?
- The output voltage is 29.4V.
- It is intended for lithium-ion batteries with a 24V nominal rating.
- Such a pack holds 7 cells in series (7S) at 4.2V each.
Is this charger suitable for an electric scooter?
- Yes, provided the scooter battery is 24V (29.4V) lithium-ion.
- It also fits electric bikes running the same voltage.
- The charging connector type must match as well.
Does it work with 36V or 48V electric bikes?
- No. This charger covers 24V (29.4V) systems only.
- A 36V pack requires 42V, and a 48V pack requires 54.6V.
- An unsuitable voltage will not charge the battery.
What does the red light on the charger mean?
- The red LED means charging is currently in progress.
- Leave the charger connected while it stays red.
What does the green light mean?
- Green shows the battery is charged.
- Green also appears when the charger is not yet connected to a pack.
How do I choose the charging connector?
- The plug is not fixed on this model.
- Write the required connector model in your order comments.
- Check your bike or scooter socket before ordering.
Where does the charger draw power from?
- It runs from a standard household mains socket.
- You can therefore charge the battery at home.
Can an incorrect voltage damage my battery?
- Yes. A mismatched voltage can harm the pack.
- Always confirm the nominal voltage before connecting.
Confirm two details before ordering: your battery is 24V (29.4V) lithium-ion in a 7S layout, and the connector model you need. Add that plug type to your order comments, and the charger arrives ready to plug into your e-bike or scooter pack.
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