E-Bike and E-Scooter Battery Charger 54.6V / 58.8V / 67.2V

YDCHARGE E-Bike and E-Scooter Battery Charger is a compact AC/DC lithium-ion battery charger designed for micromobility and light electric mobility products, including e-bikes, e-scooters, balance vehicles and compatible light electric mobility equipment.

Output Matrix
54.6V, 58.8V, 67.2V Configurations
Power Range
163.8 W to 235.2 W Maximum
Customization Scope
AC Input, Plugs & DC Connectors
Housing & Protection
Compact Design | Multi Protection

The charger is available with multiple output configurations, including 54.6 V 3 A, 54.6 V 4 A, 58.8 V 3 A, 58.8 V 4 A and 67.2 V 3 A, covering a maximum output power range from 163.8 W to 235.2 W. It supports project-based AC input versions, AC plug options, DC connector customization, compact housing design, multiple protection functions and OEM/ODM compliance configurations for micromobility charging applications.

YDCHARGE E-Bike and E-Scooter Battery Charger

YDCHARGE E-Bike and E-Scooter Battery Charger is developed for micromobility and compact lithium-ion battery-powered products that require stable AC/DC charging performance in an external desktop charger format. With a compact housing size of approximately 181 × 80 × 41.5 mm, it is suitable for OEM/ODM equipment brands, battery pack suppliers, replacement charger programs and light electric mobility product manufacturers.

Output Configurations and Battery Mapping

DC Voltage Platforms

The charger supports multiple DC output configurations, including 54.6 V, 58.8 V and 67.2 V. These output voltages are commonly used for 48 V, 52 V and 60 V nominal lithium-ion battery packs, depending on cell chemistry, battery management system design and charging profile.

Charging Current Rates

Available charging current options include 3 A and 4 A depending on the selected output voltage and battery system.

Grid Input Parameters and Global AC Plugs

100 to 120 V Regional Grid Markets:

For the listed 100 to 120 V AC input configuration, the charger should be used with plug types suitable for 100 to 120 V markets, such as US plug options including NEMA 1-15P or NEMA 5-15P, subject to grounding design and project configuration.

220 to 240 V Regional Grid Markets:

For Europe, the UK, Australia, Switzerland, South Africa, Brazil and other 220 to 240 V markets, a corresponding 220 to 240 V or wide-input electrical version must be confirmed before production. AC plug selection must always match the charger’s rated input voltage and the target market’s electrical system.

DC Connector Options and System Integration

DC connector options can be selected according to the battery pack and device interface. Available DC connector configurations may include GX16-3 female, GX16-3 male, DC 5.5 × 2.1 mm, DC 5.5 × 2.5 mm, 3-pin DC connector, 4-pin DC connector, 3-pin XLR female, 3-pin waterproof connector and other waterproof DC connector options.

Engineering Evaluation Factors:

The final connector selection should be confirmed according to battery pack voltage, charging current, touch protection, pin assignment, polarity, locking structure, waterproof requirement and mechanical fit.

Safety Protections and Control Logic

The charger integrates multiple protection functions to support safer charging operation. Protection functions may include short-circuit protection, over-voltage protection, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, charging timeout protection, automatic shut-off protection and recharge control logic, depending on selected configuration and control design.

OEM/ODM Customization and Regulatory Framework

Project-Based Customization Core

This product is designed for OEM/ODM customization. YDCHARGE can support project-based customization including:

AC input version
AC plug type
DC connector type
Cable length parameters
Housing color
Logo integration
Label specifications
Output voltage configuration
Output current calibration
Market-specific compliance

Compliance and Certification Support

Available compliance configurations may include CE, CB, KC, FCC and UL-oriented project evaluation according to selected model, target market and certification scope. For EU projects, CE conformity may involve LVD, EMC and RoHS requirements, subject to final product configuration.

For North American projects in this power range, UL 1012 or other applicable non-Class 2 charger standards should be evaluated according to the final electrical design and end-use application. UL 1310 Class 2 should not be assumed for this product range because the listed output ratings exceed typical Class 2 limits.

Specify your required nominal pack chemistry, destination AC grid voltage constraints, and structural pinout configurations to interface with our micromobility deployment teams.

YDCHARGE E-Bike and E-Scooter Battery Charger Technical Specifications

Electrical Input and Output Specifications
Product Type AC/DC Lithium-Ion Battery Charger for E-Bike and E-Scooter Applications
Input Voltage AC 100 to 120 V for listed configuration; 220 to 240 V or wide-input version available subject to project confirmation
Output Options 54.6 V 3 A / 54.6 V 4 A / 58.8 V 3 A / 58.8 V 4 A / 67.2 V 3 A
Output Power Range 163.8 W to 235.2 W max.
Protection Functions Short-circuit protection, over-voltage protection, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, charging timeout protection, automatic shut-off protection, recharge control logic
Mechanical, Housing and Interface Parameters
Housing Size Approx. 181 × 80 × 41.5 mm
AC Plug Options Project-based selection according to rated input voltage and target market requirements
100 to 120 V Plug Options US plug options such as NEMA 1-15P or NEMA 5-15P, subject to grounding design and project configuration
220 to 240 V Plug Options Schuko / CEE 7/7, UK plug, AU plug, Swiss plug, South African plug, Brazilian plug and other market plug options, only with matching 220 to 240 V or wide-input charger version
DC Connector Options GX16-3 female, GX16-3 male, DC 5.5 × 2.1 mm, DC 5.5 × 2.5 mm, 3-pin / 4-pin DC connector, 3-pin XLR female, 3-pin waterproof connector and other waterproof DC connector options
Applications, Customization and Compliance Support
Applications E-bike, e-scooter, balance vehicle, light electric mobility products and selected compatible battery-powered equipment
Compliance Support CE, CB, KC, FCC and UL-oriented project evaluation, subject to model and market scope
EU Compliance Route CE conformity may involve LVD, EMC and RoHS requirements, subject to final product configuration
North American Safety Evaluation UL 1012 or other applicable non-Class 2 charger standard, subject to final design and end use
OEM/ODM Supported
Specifications may vary by input voltage version, output voltage, output current, AC plug type, DC connector type, cable length, housing design, control logic and certification scope. Please confirm the final datasheet before ordering.

Application Scenarios

E-Bikes and E-Scooters

This charger is suitable for lithium-ion battery packs used in e-bikes and e-scooters that require 54.6 V, 58.8 V or 67.2 V DC charging output according to battery configuration.

Balance Vehicles and Light Electric Mobility

The compact external charger design is suitable for balance vehicles and other light electric mobility products requiring stable AC/DC lithium-ion battery charging.

Selected Battery-Powered Equipment Projects

With project-based connector selection and output configuration, the charger can be adapted for selected compatible battery-powered equipment applications, subject to battery voltage, charging current, connector polarity, charging profile and safety requirements.

OEM/ODM Charger Projects

YDCHARGE supports charger customization for equipment brands, battery pack suppliers and micromobility manufacturers, including AC input version, plug type, connector type, cable length, label, logo, housing and compliance configuration.

Specify your required nominal pack chemistry, destination AC grid voltage constraints, and structural pinout configurations to interface with our micromobility deployment teams.

E-Bike and E-Scooter Battery Charger FAQs

B2B OEM/ODM Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is this battery charger designed for?
It is designed for micromobility and light electric mobility products, including e-bikes, e-scooters, balance vehicles and selected compatible battery-powered equipment.
Q2. What output versions are available?
Available output configurations include 54.6 V 3 A, 54.6 V 4 A, 58.8 V 3 A, 58.8 V 4 A and 67.2 V 3 A. The suitable version depends on the battery pack voltage, cell chemistry, charging current limit, BMS design and device requirements.
Q3. What battery platforms are these voltages commonly used for?
The 54.6 V, 58.8 V and 67.2 V outputs are commonly used for 48 V, 52 V and 60 V nominal lithium-ion battery packs, depending on cell chemistry and battery management system design.
Q4. What is the maximum output power?
The output power range is approximately 163.8 W to 235.2 W max., depending on the selected output voltage and current.
Q5. What input voltage does the charger support?
The listed configuration supports AC 100 to 120 V input. For Europe, the UK, Australia, Switzerland, South Africa, Brazil and other 220 to 240 V markets, a matching 220 to 240 V or wide-input version must be confirmed before production.
Q6. Can the AC plug be customized?
Yes. AC plug customization is available, but the selected plug must match the charger’s rated input voltage and target market requirements. A 100 to 120 V charger should not be supplied with a plug intended for a 220 to 240 V market unless the electrical design supports that input range.
Q7. Can the DC connector be customized?
Yes. DC connector options can include GX16-3 female, GX16-3 male, DC barrel connectors, 3-pin or 4-pin DC connectors, 3-pin XLR female and waterproof DC connector options. Final connector selection should be confirmed according to touch protection, pin assignment, polarity, current rating, locking structure and mechanical fit.
Q8. Is this charger waterproof?
The product can be configured with selected waterproof DC connectors, but the complete charger should not be described as waterproof unless the final housing, cable entry, connector and certification configuration support the required IP rating. An IP rating should only be claimed for the complete final product configuration.
Q9. What protection functions are available?
Depending on configuration, the charger can support short-circuit protection, over-voltage protection, over-current protection, over-temperature protection, charging timeout protection, automatic shut-off protection and recharge control logic.
Q10. Can this charger be evaluated for UL certification?
UL-oriented project evaluation can be provided according to the selected model and target market. For this output power range, UL 1012 or another applicable non-Class 2 charger standard should be considered according to final design and end use. UL 1310 Class 2 should not be assumed because the listed output ratings exceed typical Class 2 limits.
Q11. What compliance configurations can be supported?
Available compliance configurations may include CE, CB, KC, FCC and UL-oriented project evaluation according to selected model, plug type, output rating and target market. For EU projects, CE conformity may involve LVD, EMC and RoHS requirements. Certification scope should be confirmed with the final datasheet and certificate documents.
Q12. Can YDCHARGE provide OEM/ODM customization?
Yes. YDCHARGE supports OEM/ODM customization, including AC input version, AC plug, DC connector, cable length, housing color, logo, label, output voltage, output current and market-specific compliance configuration.
Q13. What should be confirmed before ordering?
Customers should confirm input voltage, output voltage, output current, battery pack type, charging profile, connector polarity, AC plug type, cable length, target market, certification requirements and housing or label customization before ordering.

Specify your required nominal pack chemistry, destination AC grid voltage constraints, and structural pinout configurations to interface with our micromobility deployment teams.