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Supported battery
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  Easy Blade 24 V and Easy Block 24 V
  Easy Blade 36 V and Easy Block 36 V
  Easy Blade 38 V and Easy Block 38 V
  Easy Blade 48 V and Easy Block 48 V
  Easy Block
  Easy Blade
  EasyPack L
  EasyPack XL
  EasyPack S
  EasyPack PLUS
  RRC-1120
  RRC-1130
  RRC-2020
  RRC-2024
  RRC-2037
  RRC-2040
  RRC-2040-2
  RRC-2054
  RRC-2054-2
  RRC-2057
  RRC-2130
  RRC-2140
  RRC-35xx
Power (W)
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  100
  1000
  12
  1200
  180
  240
  3300
  40
  5
  50
  55
  60
  82
  85
Charging bays
Voltage (V)

Voltage (V)

Voltage pushes the electric current through a circuit. It is measured in units and called volts. The higher the voltage, the more energy the battery can provide to power a device. The voltage of a battery can change depending on how much energy is stored in it and how much it has been used.
Charge voltage (V)
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  0 to 16.8
  0 to 17.4
  24
  24-36
  30-65
  36-54
  36-58
  4.2
  5
  up to 17.4
  up to 19.2
  up to 29.4
  up to 29.40
Charge current (A)
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  1
  33
  33.3
  40
  6
  65
  up to 3.6
  up to 4
  up to 4.0
  up to 4.2
  up to 4.8
  up to 6
  up to 6.2
Input voltage (V)
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  100 to 240 AC
  11 to 14 DC
  11 to 32 DC
  120 / 230 AC
  120 / 240 AC
  18 to 24 DC
  19 to 24 DC
  19 to 26 DC
  24
  5.2
  7.5 to 24 DC
  90 to 264 AC
- Dimensions:
  Length (mm)
  
  Dimensions (batteries)
  
  The dimensions of a battery refer to the physical size and shape of the battery. These dimensions are important to consider when selecting a battery for an application, as the battery must fit within the space available in the equipment or device. Battery dimensions are typically specified in millimeters (mm) and may include the length, width and height of the battery. Some batteries may also have additional specifications such as the diameter, thickness or the shape of the battery.
  
  Width (mm)
Weight (g)

Weight (g)

The weight of a battery is a measure of how heavy it is and can be an important factor to consider when selecting a battery for a particular application. It is typically measured in grams (g). The weight of a battery can also vary depending on the type of chemistry used. For example, a lead-acid battery will be significantly heavier than a lithium-ion battery of the same size and capacity.
Approvals

Approvals

Depending of where the battery and its application is applied it might need one or more certifications. Most common certifications come from organizations such as TUV, UL and CE. In common, batteries should also comply with RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) and REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals).
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  EN/IEC61000
  EN55024
  EN55032 class B
  FCC15 class B
  IEC62368-1 (CB)
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  AZ/NZS 60335 (RCM)
  BSMI
  CB
  CCC
  CE
  EAC
  EN 60335-2-29
  EN55011
  EN55032
  EN55032 level B
  EN62368-1 (CE)
  FCC15 class B
  level B
  PSE
  RCM
  UL
  UL 1564