Replacement 29.4V AC/DC Charger for Hovsco Model HY-A12B and HY-A12NB Lithium-ion Batteries

This 29.4V AC/DC charger is a replacement for the Hovsco Model HY-A12B and HY-A12NB, which have a rated voltage of 24V and a 2000mAh, 48Wh 24VDC lithium-ion battery. The charger provides a 29.4VDC, 0.4A power supply with a barrel-shaped plug. (Note: This charger is only compatible with the 24V version, not the 36V or 42V versions. It has a barrel-shaped round plug, not a 3-prong connector. Some users may have purchased it by mistake, so please ensure it is compatible with your specific unit.)

Regarding rechargeable batteries, it's important to note that they typically have a lifespan of 1 to 3 years. If a battery is old or depleted, it may not accept a charge, but this is not necessarily due to an issue with the charger. If you're unsure whether the battery or charger is faulty, you can use a voltmeter to check the charger's functionality.

The charger utilizes powerline connectivity technology and has an input voltage of 240.0 volts of alternating current. It is compatible with the Hovsco Model HY-A12B and HY-A12NB, which have a rated voltage of 24V, a 2000mAh, 48Wh 24VDC lithium-ion battery, and a name of HYA12B and HYA12NB, respectively. The charger has a male-to-female connector type with 2 pins.

This high-quality charger is designed to be compatible with the Hovsco Model HY-A12B and HY-A12NB devices, which have a rated voltage of 24V, a 2000mAh, 48Wh 24VDC lithium-ion battery, and a name of HYA12B and HYA12NB, respectively. It provides a 29.4VDC, 0.4A power supply with a barrel-shaped plug.

Please note that this charger is only compatible with the 24V version of the Hovsco models, not the 36V or 42V versions. It has a barrel-shaped round plug, not a 3-prong connector. Some users may have purchased it by mistake, so it's important to ensure it is compatible with your specific unit.

Regarding rechargeable batteries, it's worth mentioning that they typically have a lifespan of 1 to 3 years. If a battery is old or depleted, it may not accept a charge, but this is not necessarily due to an issue with the charger. If you're unsure whether the battery or charger is faulty, you can use a voltmeter to check the charger's functionality.

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