28.8V Charger for Shark Hoover for 25.2V Battery Cordless Vacuum 1.8M

• Specifications: This 28.8V charger replacement power adapter cable for Shark hoovers charger replacement complies with CE, RoHS, TUV, UL, GS and REACH standards, providing reliable, safe charging. Input: 100-240V AC 50/60Hz; Output: 28.8V 0.8A/800mA; Connector size: 5.5 x 2.5mm/2.1mm. With a 1.8m cable length, it is perfect for indoor use, no extension cords required.
• Note: Always verify your battery type before ordering. This cordless vacuum adapter replacement charger is designed specifically for Shark cordless vacuum models that use a 25.2V lithium battery. Although the charger outputs 28.8V, it is engineered for 25.2V battery systems and will not function correctly with 28.8V battery units.
• Compatible: This 28.8V charger for Shark is compatible with a wide range of cordless vacuums, including IZ201LUK, IZ201UKT, IZ202UK, IZ202UKT, IZ201, IZ251, IF200, IF201, IF202, IF250, IF251, IF281, IF285, IR70, IR100, IR141, IR200, F30, F80, X30, X40, 2X stick vacuums and many more. It is the ideal replacement for lost or damaged original chargers, designed for Shark models fitted with 25.2V rechargeable battery packs.
• Note: Please note this power adapter is NOT compatible with models including IZ300UK, IZ320UK, IX140, IZ162, WZ140, VM200 and the VacMop series. Use with incompatible models may cause charging failure or potential damage. Always check your user manual or battery label before purchase.
• Charging Tip: This replacement charger for Shark vacuums delivers stable and safe charging. Please note that rechargeable batteries degrade over time, and extended periods without power can also damage them. If your vacuum fails to charge, the issue is most likely a worn-out battery rather than the charger. Regular maintenance will help prolong battery life.

Charging Tip: This replacement charger for Shark vacuums delivers stable and safe charging. Please note that rechargeable batteries degrade over time, and extended periods without power can also damage them. If your vacuum fails to charge, the issue is most likely a worn-out battery rather than the charger. Regular maintenance will help prolong battery life.