Akyga Power supply 42V 2A 84W GX12 3-pin 9mm

Akyga Power Supply 42V 2A — Reliable Charging

Charging electric scooters and skateboards requires a power supply that combines reliability, efficiency and compatibility. The Akyga® AK-EV-11 power supply meets these requirements with an output voltage of 42 V and a current of 2 A, ideal for batteries with a 36V Li-Ion cell set. Thanks to its 3-pin mini XLR connector (9 mm), it is compatible with a wide range of devices, including products from brands such as Goclever, Skymaster, Smart Balance, Kawasaki, Manta or Razor. The built-in LED indicator and 1 meter cable ensure convenient and clear use. This model stands out for its high efficiency and durability, making it the ideal choice for everyday users.

Efficient charging and performance

The Akyga power supply provides stable output parameters 42 V / 2 A, which allows safe and fast charging of electric vehicle batteries with 36V Li-Ion cells. This is essential for extending the battery life and ensuring optimal device performance. Thanks to its high efficiency, it minimizes energy loss and overheating during operation.

Compatibility and connectivity

With a 3-pin mini XLR connector with a diameter of 9 mm, this power supply is suitable for a wide range of devices, such as electric scooters and skateboards of various brands (e.g. Goclever, Skymaster, Smart Balance, Kawasaki, Manta, Razor). The universal connector design ensures easy compatibility and seamless integration with your device.

Convenience and control

Thanks to the built-in LED indicator, you can easily monitor the charging status, giving you an overview of the current process. 1 meter cable ensures sufficient range, so charging is convenient even in less accessible places. These practical features increase user comfort and facilitate everyday use.

Technical data

• Output voltage: 42 V
• Output current: 2 A
• Connector: 3-pin mini XLR, 9 mm
• Compatibility: Goclever, Skymaster, Smart Balance, Kawasaki, Manta, Razor
• Cable: 1 meter
• LED indicator for monitoring charging