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Razor E100 Charger

The Razor E100 uses a 24V charger with a Razor 3-prong inline female (flat row of 3 pins).

You need:

A 24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid) charger with a Razor 3-prong inline female plug

Before you buy

Match the voltage on your old charger's label; chargers with different voltages can share the same plug.

Tip: Amps can be equal to or lower than the original.

Razor E100Razor E100 scooter.

Charger

Official Razor charger

Part number
W13112099014
Output
24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)
Plug
Razor 3-prong inline female
More details
Output
24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)
Plug
Razor 3-prong inline female
Type
External brick
Official Razor charger on Amazon

Compatible alternatives (not made by Razor)

Compatible charger on AmazonCompatible charger on eBay

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Stock changes often, so availability may vary by store.

Look for the UL safety certification mark on your charger's label.

Specs

BrandRazor
TypeElectric scooter
Battery voltage24V sealed lead-acid
Charger output24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)
PlugRazor 3-prong inline female (flat row of 3 pins)
Match✓ Confirmed match

Scooter Charger Plug Types: A Visual Guide

Common questions
Can I use a universal charger on the E100?

Only use one that outputs 24V 0.6–1.5A (SLA) and has the Razor 3-prong inline female plug.

How do I know my charger is bad?

Common signs: the charger light stays the same color (or never lights) when plugged into the scooter, the battery never reaches full, the brick gets very hot or smells burnt, or a multimeter reads no voltage (or far below the rated output) at the plug. Also check the cable and plug pins for damage.

Where can I buy a replacement charger for the Razor E100?

Razor's official store, Amazon, or eBay have the charger shown on this page.

Other Razor models