3 Years Warranty High Quality 12V 6A Lithium Charger for 12V 24ah Battery

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Basic Information

Model NO.

FY1266000

Item Name

12V 6A Lithium Charger

Application

Electric Car, Motorcycle

Certification

KC, PSE, RoHS, TUV, CB, CE

Efficiency

>88%

Warranty

3 Years

Dimension

113*43.5*30mm

Weight

0.35kgs

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Product Advantages

✔ Global Certificates: Full compliance with CE, GS, CB, UL, CUL, FCC, PSE, SAA, RCM, KC, CCC, RoHS, and REACH.

✔ Quality Assurance: 100% inspection including no load/load voltage, short circuit, OCP, OVP, and HIPOT tests.

✔ Self-made Components: Key parts like transformers, cases, and DC cords are produced in-house for better quality control.

✔ Professional Expertise: Led by a general engineer with over 25 years of industry experience.

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Technical Specifications

Item	Parameter
AC Input	100-240V, 50/60HZ
Max Charging Voltage	12.6V
Max Charging Current	6A
Inrush Current	Limited 30A (Cold Start)
Protections	Short Circuit, Over Current, Over Voltage
MTBF	30,000 hours at 25ºC
Operating Temp	-29ºC to +45.5ºC
Energy Efficiency	Level VI (DOE or COC)

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Product & Factory Display

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Charger Compatibility Range

We provide a wide range of charging solutions for various battery types:

Li-ion Battery	1S to 14S (4.2V - 58.8V), Current up to 10A
LiFePO4 Battery	1S to 16S (3.65V - 58.4V), Current up to 10A
Lead Acid Battery	12V, 24V, 36V, 48V Systems, Current up to 10A

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between MTBF and Life Cycle?

MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) is a predicted reliability indicator based on component counts. Life Cycle is an estimation of the power supply's actual lifespan based on the temperature rise of electrolytic capacitors.

Q2: Why is the label 100V-240V if the spec sheet says 88-264VAC?

The label reflects safety regulation standards (±10%). Operating within the wider range specified on the spec sheet is safe, but the narrower range on the label ensures users comply with international safety test standards.

Q3: How do I choose the right power supply for battery charging?

We recommend choosing a model where the Over Load Protection (OLP) mode is constant current limiting. This ensures the charger provides steady current even when protection circuits are triggered.

Q4: What power rating should I choose for my system?

To increase reliability, we suggest choosing a unit with 30% more power than your actual need. For a 100W system, a 130W or higher power supply is recommended.

Q5: Does operating temperature affect the output power?

Yes. In high-temperature environments, the output power must be derated. Please refer to the "ambient temperature vs. output power" curve in our specification sheets for details.

Q6: What safety functions are included in your chargers?

Our products include comprehensive protection functions such as Over Voltage Protection (OVP), Over Temperature Protection (OTP), and Over Load Protection (OLP).