Quick reference

WattCycle sells this as a LiFePO4 charger and publishes a single fixed output voltage, so it suits no other chemistry. Its title reads "WattCycle 12V(14.6V) 20A Plastic Shell AC-DC LiFePO4 Battery Charger".

Location: Product title and description

WattCycle names the charger for the battery it charges: "WattCycle 12V(14.6V) 20A Plastic Shell AC-DC LiFePO4 Battery Charger". The nominal battery voltage is the first figure in that name and the charge voltage the second.

Location: Product title and Tech Specs, Model row

WattCycle prints the output current in the product title, "WattCycle 12V(14.6V) 20A Plastic Shell AC-DC LiFePO4 Battery Charger". The page carries no specification table of its own.

Location: Product title

WattCycle prints the charge voltage in the product title, "WattCycle 12V(14.6V) 20A Plastic Shell AC-DC LiFePO4 Battery Charger". It is the LiFePO4 absorption voltage for a 3.75-cell pack; the page publishes no float voltage and no charge profile.

Location: Product title

The policy prints "Quality issue (within 6 months) Free replacement/refund WattCycle covers shipping costs" and "Quality issue (after 6 months, within warranty) Free replacement WattCycle covers shipping costs". A claim starts by e-mailing service@wattcycle.com with proof of purchase; WattCycle promises a reply in 24 to 48 hours and then issues an RMA number. No turnaround time for the repair itself is fixed, and WattCycle reserves the right of final interpretation.

Location: Warranty Policy page, section II "Warranty Claim Process and Fees", fee-responsibility table and refund policy

Summarised from the seven-part exclusion list on WattCycle’s Warranty Policy page captured September 22, 2026, which is written as one list covering every product category rather than per product. The page carries no effective or revision date, applies only to purchases through official WattCycle channels and authorised distributors, and requires valid proof of purchase.

Location: Warranty Policy page, section III "Warranty Exclusions (Limitations of Liability)"

WattCycle’s Warranty Policy page, captured September 22, 2026, prints "Accessories Chargers, inverters, controllers, wiring cables , etc. 1 year". A charger therefore carries one year from the original consumer’s purchase date and no registration extension: the two further years in the table belong only to the "LiFePO4 Batteries" row. The policy names no individual model, so the term is read from the category row.

Location: Warranty Policy page, section I.1 "Warranty Period", row "Accessories"