48v 20ah 110v Input Lead-acid Battery Charger For Scooter E-bike Usa And Ca on 2040-parts.com
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It's brand new 48V 20AH battery charger for E-bike.
Input: 110V
It's universal for your 48V Lead-acid Battery.
Package including:
1pcs 48V battery charger
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