Charger Voltage, Plugs, and Export-Market Power Compatibility

By STARGO Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-26

Reviewed by Ainne Zhang (Operations Director)

Traction platforms (48/60/72V) are not household mains. The charger converts local mains to charge the pack. STARGO configures charger input and plug for the destination when the order is confirmed.

Key facts

• Separate mains input (the charger) from traction pack voltage (48V / 60V / 72V).
• Charger input voltage and plug type are confirmed per destination on the order.
• Local charger certification requirements vary by country.
• Battery chemistry affects charging practice — see the battery guides.
• Quote checklist: country, mains voltage, plug type, model, and battery configuration.

What to specify

• Destination country.
• Local mains voltage.
• Plug standard.
• Model.
• Battery chemistry.

Certification note

Local requirements are arranged by market and model. They are confirmed at quotation, and they are not claimed as universal for every SKU.

Frequently asked questions

Does one charger cover every country?

No.

Does 72V mean 72V wall power?

No — 72V is the battery platform.

Where do I compare battery choices?

See the chemistry guides and /battery.