Universal Charger for 36V - 42V Self Balancing Scooter & Hoverboard In Stock Bolton Hub Order within --h --m --s for Tomorrow Dispatch
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Universal Charger for 36V - 42V Self Balancing Scooter & Hoverboard

36V - 42V 1A Lithium Battery Charger by LotFancy for M1,Razor Hovertrax 2.0,SWAGWAY X1,SWAGTRON T1 T3 T6,Coolreall Dreamwalker, Sharper Image Self-Balancing Hoverboard, Max Output 42V Certified Safe - UL listed, CE T...

£24.99
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Universal Charger for 36V - 42V Self Balancing Scooter & Hoverboard

36V - 42V 1A Lithium Battery Charger by LotFancy for M1,Razor Hovertrax 2.0,SWAGWAY X1,SWAGTRON T1 T3 T6,Coolreall Dreamwalker, Sharper Image Self-Balancing Hoverboard, Max Output 42V

  • Certified Safe - UL listed, CE TUV GS approved, short circuit and over voltage protection, for Razor scooter with lithium battery
  • World Wide Input Voltage - Input AC 100 - 240V 50/60Hz, output 36V 1.6A (1000mA), maximum charging voltage up to 42V DC
  • Extended Cord - About 4 feet (1.2 m) cord
  • Connector - 3-prong Inline female 8 mm(0.3 inch) in diameter
  • Indication Light - Red light on when charging, green light on when fully charged, charge time about 4-6 hours
  • 3 pin UK Plug BS1363/A certified

If you can't find the charger you need, browse our full range of chargers for ride on cars and scooters and ride on car batteries.

PLEASE NOTE SOMETIMES WE MIGHT SEND AN ALTERNATIVE BRAND DEPENDING ON STOCK AVAILIBILITY BUT THE COMPATIBILITY AND SPECIFICATION WILL BE THE SAME

Important UK Law & Safety Guidance

In the UK, privately-owned electric scooters may only be ridden on private land with the landowner's permission, or within designated council trial zones. They are currently not legal for use on public UK highways or pavements. We strongly advise all riders to wear a safety helmet, protective gloves, and visible reflective clothing at all times.