Lithium iron phosphate batteries · made in India by Trontek
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Lithium battery chargers for electric two- and three-wheelers, matched to the pack by output voltage and current.
Match the charger’s maximum output voltage to your battery’s charge voltage first, then choose the current for how fast you need it charged. Every EV battery page lists the chargers that fit it.
Roughly battery Ah divided by charger amps, plus about half an hour. A 105 Ah pack on a 25 A charger takes about four and a half hours.
Care & safety
Everyday habits that keep an EV or home lithium battery safe and long-lived in Indian conditions: the right charger, where and when to charge, handling summer heat and monsoon damp, and storing a battery you are not using.
EV
Replacing or upgrading the battery on an electric scooter or motorcycle? How to match the pack to your controller voltage, current, connector and charger — and what to check before you swap.
Buying guide
A practical guide for e-rickshaw and 3-wheeler owners in India: how to read pack voltage, amp-hours and kWh, work out the range you need, and check a battery will actually fit and work with your vehicle.
A lithium pack must be charged by a charger built for its chemistry and its voltage. The output voltage has to match the pack’s charge voltage, and the current decides how long a full charge takes: a 12 A charger refills a 105 Ah pack in roughly nine hours, a 20 A charger in a little over five.
Each charger listed here states its output voltage class and current. Choose the voltage that matches the battery first, then the current that suits the time the vehicle has off the road.
Not sure what you need?
Size a system from your actual appliances, or talk to one of our engineers.
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