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Discover our complete rangePhylion battery chargersfor e-bikes. From original chargers to reliable compatible alternatives: we have a suitable charging solution for every Phylion battery. We offer chargers for the most common Phylion series, including XH and Joycube, with clear specifications such as connector, voltage and amperage. This way you can quickly find the charger that technically really suits your battery ā€” without guesswork.

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Phylion Battery Charger

Phylion makes a variety of e-bike batteries, and not all of them use the same charger. That's why we've compiled a clear overview of all Phylion battery chargers here. View the complete overview and easily find the charger that's right for your battery.

How do I choose the right battery charger?

But how do I know which charger is right for my battery? At Twindis, we're constantly adding and updating links to our products. This allows you to see directly on our website which charger is right for which battery. Check the page for the battery you're using; in many cases, we'll recommend a suitable charger right away.

No recommendations yet? Then there are three important aspects to consider: connector, voltage, and amperage.

Connector

Let's start with the connector. It should, of course, match the connector on your current charger. Pay close attention to the number of pins and the shape of the connector.

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Voltage

Then there's the voltage. You might have noticed that your charger's voltage doesn't match your battery's voltage. This is correct. A battery's voltage is its nominal voltage, essentially an average. To fully charge a battery, the charger's voltage needs to be slightly higher. Check the table to see which voltage charger you need for which battery voltage.

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Amperage

Finally, there's amperage. This indicates how quickly the charger can charge the battery. The higher the number, the faster the charger. A faster charger generates more heat during charging, which negatively impacts a battery's lifespan. For everyday use, it's therefore better to use a charger with a lower amperage, but if you're in a hurry or want to charge on the go, a fast charger is a good solution.

Are you still in doubt?

If you're still unsure which battery charger is best for your bike battery, you can always contact our customer service. We'll be happy to help and provide specific advice based on your battery and usage situation.