Compatible with Razor:

RAZOR E100 E125 E150 E175 E200 E225 E300 E325 E500S
RAZOR E500 S Electric Scooter
RAZOR MX350 Dirt Rocket Electric
RAZOR E300 Electric Scooter
RAZOR Mini Chopper
RAZOR Rebellion Electric Chopper
RAZOR Dirt Quad Electric ATV
RAZOR E200 Electric Scooter
RAZOR PR200 Pocket Rocket
RAZOR Ground Force Electric Go-Kart
RAZOR Pocket Mod Electric Scooter
RAZOR E100 Electric
RAZOR E125 Electric

Compatible Scooter Models:

Boreem Jia 601-S (250 watt version)
Boreem Jia 602-D (250 watt version)
City Express
Electra Scoot N Go
E-Scooter
Freedom 644
Freedom 943
Freedom 961
Panterra
Rad2Go E5 Leopard Shark (some models)
Rad2Go E10 Tiger Shark (some models)
Star II E-Scooter
Sunl
Super Ride
Turbo 350 EG
Urban Express
Vapor X-12
Vapor X-24
X-Treme X-50-300
X-Treme X-250 Please note that：

THE RED LIGHT INDICATES CHARGING
GREEN LIGHT MEANS FULL OF OF ELECTRICITY (Please do not overcharge. When the light is green, please remove the charge.) If this charger can't power your scooter, there exists the following reasons:

1. This charger doesn’t fit your scooter, please check your scooter brand and model before purchasing.
2. Your battery is broken. As lead acid battery has its service life. If your battery is used over 12 months or 2-3 months that you don’t use it, your battery is probably broken. In this situation, the charger also shows green light. Green light means that it is not charging for now.
3.Our charger is defective, in this case, please inform us, we will make a full refund or send a replacement.

Material	Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Item Weight	0.75 Pounds
Output Voltage	24 Volts
Power Source	Corded Electric
Current Rating	1.5 Amps
Frequency Range	60 hertz
Main Power Connector Type	2 Pin
Input Voltage	240 Volts
Wattage	65 watts
Connector Type Used on Cable	MagSafe
Compatible Devices	Laptops

E100 E200 24V 1.5A Electronic Scooter Battery Charger for Razor E200S E125 E175 E225 E300 E325 E150 E500 MX350 MX400 ZR350, Sports Mod, Pocket Mod, Dirt Quad Bike 3-Prong Inline

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