To maximise the lifespan of the battery avoid heat; – charge cool: charge at a temperature between 5 and 45°C (ideally <25°C). – store cool: for long term storage, the cooler the better but don’t store below freezing. Use top-up charges to keep state of charge between 30 and 60%. For short term storage keeping below 25 degrees will help. – use cool: the best temperature range for use is between 15 and 35°C.
For maximum life, avoid charging to 100% and discharging to 0%. Keeping the state of charge between 20 and 80% will significantly increase the life of the battery.
Ebike batteries will last typically for 500 charge cycles. This is dependent on how frequently the battery is charged and the conditions on which it’s stored. Here are some top tips on how to maintain your ebike ...
When the battery is <20% charged, it goes into “low power mode”, which means that you’ll feel slightly less assistance from the motor. The reason for this is that lithium ion batteries have a limit as to how much power can be drawn from the battery ...
To remove the battery First, undo the seat post quick release and remove the seat post from the bike. Then, grasp the black rear light holder and slide the battery out of the top tube. To insert the battery To insert the battery, align the charging ...
The lifespan of the battery can be extended by following the tips below: If you’re not using your battery for a long period of time (e.g. for a month or more) you can put the battery in hibernation mode by holding down the power button. In this mode, ...
The figure on the display is not terribly accurate (probably +/-5%) – anything above 90% would be considered typical. When your battery starts losing charge after many cycles, that maximum number (97% in this case) will start to decrease, but it ...