The LINIOTECH 58.4V 20A LiFePO4 Battery Charger is designed for compatible 48V / 51.2V 16S lithium iron phosphate batteries. With up to 58.4V DC output and 20A charging current, it provides a powerful charging solution for larger LiFePO4 battery systems.
Unlike basic chargers that provide little information during operation, the LINIOTECH charger features a built-in digital voltage and current display, allowing you to monitor charging performance directly from the front panel.
The charger operates from 110V AC 50/60Hz power and includes color-coded red and black alligator clamps for fast battery connection. Its rugged aluminum housing incorporates ventilation and active fan cooling to help dissipate heat during charging.
Suitable for compatible LiFePO4 batteries used in solar energy storage systems, RVs, golf carts, marine applications, utility vehicles and backup-power systems.
Specifications:
Input: 110V AC, 50/60Hz
Maximum Output Voltage: 58.4V DC
Maximum Charging Current: 20A
Battery Chemistry: LiFePO4
Nominal Battery System: 48V / 51.2V
Battery Configuration: 16S LiFePO4
Connection: Alligator Clamps
Display: Voltage & Current
Cooling: Active Fan
Important: This charger is intended for compatible LiFePO4 batteries. Verify the battery manufacturer's recommended charging voltage and maximum charging current before connecting.
Competitors commonly position a 58.4V/20A charger around roughly 1,168–1,200W, but I would avoid putting a wattage claim on your listing until the factory confirms the charger's actual rated output power.
FAQ
Q: Is this charger for a 48V battery?
Yes. It is designed for compatible 48V/51.2V 16S LiFePO4 batteries requiring up to 58.4V charging voltage.
Q: Can I use it with lead-acid batteries?
Do not use it unless the battery manufacturer specifically confirms compatibility. This product should be marketed as a LiFePO4 charger, not a universal 48V charger.
Q: What is the maximum charging current?
20A.
Q: What AC power does it require?
110V AC, 50/60Hz.
Q: Does it work with a 100Ah LiFePO4 battery?
Potentially, provided that battery's BMS and manufacturer specifications permit a 58.4V charging voltage and 20A charging current. A competitor in this category specifically recommends its 20A model for batteries of 100Ah or larger, but compatibility should always be determined from your battery specifications.
Q: What do the red and black clamps connect to?
Red connects to battery positive (+); black connects to battery negative (–).
Q: Can I use it with LINIOTECH 48V batteries?
Yes, for LINIOTECH models whose charging specifications allow 58.4V/20A input.
