24V/29.2V 10A Lifepo4 Charger 110V 120V with Cooling Fan Lithium Battery Charger Multiple Protection Functions for 24V Lifepo4 Battery

You can not beat the price for a 24v lifepo charger. True that I generally only see around 8+ amps, but for $30. I might get another one to jump up to 20amps of charging. Still only talking $60 total for 29.2 at 16amps. Only time will tell longevity wise.But fan does work and not loud and i watched charger wind down from the 8amps to nothing and then stopping at full charge and my 2 12v 200amph batteries even came out fully charged and balanced to boot. What’s not to like.Update 1/30/25Still working hard to charge me up. I mostly stay charged with my 400watts of panels which in this winter sun are giving me 300 plus watts during the day keeping me pretty even or above, only running lights, pc, a vevor diesel heater and a microwave to heat my coffee brewed with a little one shot. But between that stuff and running my heater at night, this charger at 7-8+ amps it keeps me charged and basically helps keeping balanced because my balancer will show it’s not balancing after full charge at 29.2 at which point it shuts down and stops. Like I said, for $30 I think I’ll pick up another one and just run it parallel with the other one for 16-18 amps of charging. Ive got 2 12v 200amph batteries in series for a 24v system.

I ordered this charger to charge two 12v 12ah lithium ion batteries wired in series for a total of 24v. It worked perfectly.

Seems to work well, reaches 29.3 volts then stops charging. The maximum current I measured was only 8.9 amps over the 26-29 volt charging range. The efficiency was not as high as they say usually about a 300 watts AC in with 240 watts DC out with the loss being warm air from the cooling fan which works well to keep the brick cool.

As described, works as described, great shipping.🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I use this to charge a Go-Go Elite Traveler lightweight mobility scooter. I replaced the 12AH AGM batteries with LifePo4 18AH so a charger upgrade was required. You do have to wire your own XLR plug onto the cord so if you are unsure how to do it, you will have to have a mobility shop or someone well-versed in DC wiring to wire it correctly.

seems to work well. however it does not charge the battery when it gets completely dead. I believe that is the batterys fault, not the charger

Worked ok for the first charge, but now the green light stays on even when the charger is not attached to the battery, it will not charge when attached to the battery. Also, the other reviews are right, the lights are confusing.

I have been using it on my boat and it’s been working out well