SILENCE S01 - Page 52

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6) Temperature
This scooter has a system that controls and stabilises the voltage and temperature of the cells. To avoid critical situations, the safety systems limit battery use if
the cell temperature is above safe levels due to overheating.
o The battery can be used between -10°C and 65°C. The performance of the lithium cells may vary depending on the temperature.
o The charger won’t charge the battery if the cell temperature is below 0°C or above 55°C.
o The current battery temperature is shown on the scooter display. If any of the limits are surpassed (upper or lower, warning or failure), the following
light will come on:
Temperature light. This blinks if any part is near its maximum allowable temperature. It stays on without blinking when it is over the maximum
temperature.
Motor: 100°C (blinking), 110°C (steady). Controller: 70°C (blinking), 75°C (steady) BMS: 50°C (blinking), 65°C (steady) / -10°C (blinking), -15°C
(steady)
The following actions, depending on the situation, should be taken:
- Low temperature: The battery isn’t working under optimal conditions, charge the scooter.
- High temperature: Due to over-use, the battery can’t provide any more power. Avoid Sport mode and stop the vehicle if necessary for it to cool down.
7) Charge gauge in % (SoC)
To get as precise a reading as possible for the state of charge (SoC, as a %), the battery has to be charged to 100% (at least after 3 or 4 partial charges).