What is the difference between 20A and 32A?
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Here are the differences between 20A and 32A: 1. Different current sizes: The former is 32 amps, while the latter is 20 amps. If the charger input value is large, the latter has greater charging power. For the same battery capacity, the latter requires a shorter time to charge. 2. Different energy storage capacities: The 32A capacity is 10Ah larger than the 20A capacity. Under normal conditions, two fully charged batteries discharged at 2A until the end, the 20A can discharge for 10 hours, while the 32A can discharge for 16 hours. 3. Different power levels: 60V 20A provides stronger power, allowing electric vehicles to run faster, whereas 48V 32A provides weaker power, making electric vehicles run slower.