⚡🛴 24V 2A Charger (3‑Pin XLR Plug)
 
(Single Output • +24V 2A • Round 3‑Pin Male XLR‑Style Connector)

This AC adapter delivers 24V DC at 2A through a rugged 3‑pin XLR‑style plug. It’s the standard charger for 24V sealed lead‑acid (SLA) and some lithium packs, powering mobility scooters, wheelchairs, and select e‑scooters. The XLR format ensures durability, secure connection, and polarity protection.
 
🔧 Charger Form
Input: 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz
Output: +24V DC @ 2A (48 W)
Connector: Round 3‑pin male (XLR‑style)
Pinout (typical):
Pin 1 = Positive (+)
Pin 2 = Negative (–)
Pin 3 = Not connected (sometimes used for temp/charge sense)
Common part numbers: XVE‑242000, FY2402000, Eagleggo 24V2A
 
🖥️ Compatible Devices
🛴 Electric Scooters
Currie / IZIP Trailz, Mountain Trailz, E‑1000
Razor 24V SLA models with XLR charge port
Ezip Mountain Trailz
🧑‍🦽 Mobility Scooters & Chairs
Pride Mobility Go‑Go Elite Traveler, Jazzy series
Golden Technologies scooters
Drive Medical mobility scooters
Shoprider scooters and power chairs
🚲 E‑Bikes & Hoverboards
Early 24V e‑bikes (Currie, Ancheer, generic SLA‑based)
Select hoverboards with 24V SLA packs (less common today)
 
✅ Common Uses
🔌 Charging 24V SLA or lithium packs (nominal 24V, ~29V full charge)
🧩 Replacing lost or damaged OEM chargers
🛠️ Servicing mobility scooters and e‑bikes
📦 Universal replacement for 24V 2A XLR chargers
 
🧠 Signal Format
⚡ Input: Universal AC (100–240V)
🔋 Output: Single DC rail (24V only)
🔌 Plug: 3‑pin XLR male, keyed for polarity
🔁 No data — power only
 
⚠️ Things to Watch Out For
🚫 Not interchangeable with 29.4V (7S lithium) or 42V (10S lithium) chargers
🔌 XLR pinout must match — some brands wire differently
📉 SLA vs Li‑ion packs may require different charge profiles
🧪 Always confirm battery label: “24V” nominal, ~29V full charge
🧯 Avoid using with 36V or 48V systems — will undercharge or damage
 
🛠️ Quick Tips for Beginners
🧭 Look for “24V 2A” and “XLR” on the charger label to confirm match
🔌 Match the 3‑pin XLR plug — don’t substitute with barrel or 2‑pin plugs
🧪 If scooter won’t charge, check for bent pins or reversed polarity
🧯 Label adapters clearly to avoid mix‑ups with 29.4V or 42V chargers
🧵 Treat as the universal 24V SLA charger for scooters and mobility gear