RBP S120M Universal Lead-Acid 24V 5A Battery Charger

RBP S120M Universal Lead-Acid Charger 24V 5A

RBP S120M lead-acid charger — a universal charger with an XLR connection to the scooter that charges your 24 V lead-acid battery safely and efficiently. It delivers 5 A, and automatic shut-off protects the battery from overcharging.

Charger with an XLR plug

You plug the charger into the XLR socket on the scooter and then into the wall — nothing more is needed. A built-in LED shows red while charging is running and green once the battery is full. The charger shuts itself off automatically at that point, which is what protects the lead-acid battery on your scooter from overcharging.

The input accepts 100 to 240 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz and draws up to 3.5 A, so it also works in most countries. The output is 29.4 V at 5 A and the whole charger weighs 750 g. The XLR fitting matches most scooters from Golden, Drive and Pride among others.

Benefits of this XLR mains charger for scooters

• 5 A charging current that also handles larger lead-acid batteries
• Standard XLR fitting that suits most mobility scooters
• LED indicator — red while charging, green when the battery is full
• Automatic shut-off that protects against overcharging and short circuit
• Input 100–240 V AC at 50/60 Hz — works in most countries
• Output 29.4 V at 5 A, and the charger weighs 750 g

Who is the charger for?

The charger is a dependable choice if you have a mobility scooter or a power chair with a 24 V lead-acid battery and an XLR socket. You can use it as a replacement charger or as a second one, since it fits most models from Golden, Drive and Pride, and it also works well as a spare charger to keep at a second address.

See more batteries and chargers in our range, or read about wheelchairs and mobility scooters on NHS.uk.

Important before you charge

• The charger only suits scooters with a 24 V system — check your handbook if you are unsure
• Connect the charger to the scooter first, then to the wall socket. Unplug the wall socket first and the scooter afterwards
• Do not charge lithium batteries with this charger
• Do not leave the charger connected permanently. It shuts off when the scooter is fully charged but is not made for trickle charging
• If the scooter stands unused for a longer period, charge the batteries every second month
• Follow the scooter manufacturer’s advice on how and how often to charge
• Try not to drop the charger — the electronics are sensitive and hard knocks can break it