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Product specifications
| Specification | Description |
| Brand | Wuxi Sans (OEM manufacturer for Stella/Phylion) |
| SKU | 5484-1 |
| EAN | 9507492124791 |
| Warranty | 12-month manufacturer’s warranty |
| Output voltage | 42V |
| Output current | 2A |
| Connection (plug) | 5-pin round plastic plug (black) |
| Charging cable length | approx. 2.5m |
| Weight | approx. 600g |
| Technology | Suitable for standard/smart BMS |
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Product description
This charger is suitable for various Stella e-bikes (including type 2) with a Joycube JCEB360 battery (Stella type 2) with a 5-pin metal plug. The charger is used for various models (see below) and supports batteries with:
The charger provides a stable charging voltage of 42V at 2A charging current. This makes this version excellent for Stella battery systems with a 5-pin round connection (metal connector).
Original quality from Sans
We supply the original Sans version. Sans produces the chargers also supplied by Phylion/Joycube. This means you choose the same technology, reliability, and compatibility as the original charger.
Depending on the version, the model number may end in XH, X, M, or M-01. The version labeled XH supports both standard BMS and smart BMS systems.
Technically, this charger is identical to the well-known SSLC084V42XH from Phylion/Joycube with a 5-pin plug.
Why does a 42V charger go with a 36V battery?
Although the battery usually states 36V or 37V, a lithium-ion e-bike battery charges fully to about 42V. This is because 10 battery cells in series are each charged to a maximum of 4.2V: 10×4.2V=42V.
That is why Stella batteries in this category always use a 42V charger.
What does 2A charging current mean?
The 2A (2 amp) designation indicates the charging current. This determines how fast the battery charges: 2A per hour. In practice, charging an 11Ah battery takes about 5 to 6 hours on average.
Furthermore, most Stella batteries are not designed for fast charging with higher charging currents. A heavier charger can therefore cause extra wear and shorten the battery’s lifespan.
Charging e-bike batteries and extending lifespan
Correct charging and storage have a major impact on the lifespan of an e-bike battery. By managing your battery wisely, you prevent unnecessary wear and maintain the range for longer.
Read more HERE about correct charging, storage, and maintenance of an e-bike battery.
Charger not working? How to identify the problem
Is the battery no longer charging or does the charger seem defective? It’s not always immediately clear where the problem lies.
Possible causes include:
Unsure where the problem lies? Use our step-by-step self-diagnosis guide to easily find out if the battery or charger needs replacing.
Click HERE for self-diagnosis: charger or battery defective?
Original Sans version, identical to the 42V 2A charger from Phylion/Joycube supplied by Stella.
RAP does not have an alternative product.
This charger is suitable for Stella 36-volt batteries with a round, 5-pin metal charging plug.
We supply the original Sans version. Sans is the manufacturer of the chargers also supplied by Phylion/Joycube and Stella. Technically, this charger is identical to the original version.
A 36V/37V lithium-ion e-bike battery is fully charged to approximately 42V. That is why Phylion and Joycube batteries in this category always use a 42V charger.
This charger replaces models including SSLC084V42XH, SSLC084V42X, SSLC084V42M, and SSLC084V42M-01 from Phylion/Joycube.
Yes. This charger is suitable for both standard BMS and smart BMS systems from Phylion and Joycube.
This charger is suitable for Stella (Joycube) 36-volt batteries with a 5-pin round metal plug, including the following models:
Proper battery management is essential for a long lifespan and years of cycling pleasure.
Principles for good battery management:
For more information on managing your battery, click HERE.
