One unit for 12V lithium, lead-acid and LiFePO4 banks at 10A (260W), so a workshop can stock a single model instead of three chemistry-specific chargers.
| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
|---|---|
| Output | 14.6V 10A |
| Efficiency | >88% |
| Protection | OVP/OCP/SCP/OTP |
The YZ270 handles 12V lithium, lead-acid and LiFePO4 batteries at 10A, rated 260W. One unit across all three chemistries.
The 12.6V setting suits 3S lithium-ion, the pack sold as 11.1V. The 14.6V setting suits 4S LiFePO4 and 12V lead-acid absorption (14.4-14.7V).
Do not run the 14.6V setting on a 3S pack - it will overcharge it. For 24V packs this is the wrong voltage class; the 29.4V and 29.2V builds cover those.


10A across lithium, lead-acid and LiFePO4 at 260W. The XM19520 sits just below at 8A on the same 12V duty; the 40A YZ800S above it is the step up when charge time matters more than cost.



Other chargers built for the same battery system, from the same factory: