Li-Ion Battery Care
Unlike with other lithium ion batteries and charging adapters, you can safely leave your
electric scooter charging overnight without worrying. However, you should still keep these
tips in mind to maintain your battery health for as long as possible.
● Don’t rapidly charge or discharge the battery within 1 hour. Habitually using a
fast charger or riding at max speed until the battery is completely dead will
degrade your battery. For best battery health, use the standard charger and try
not to burn through your battery in under 1 hour.
● Don’t fully charge the battery before and after riding. Optimally, ride your scooter
when the battery is between 30% and 80%. Operating within this range can
elongate battery life dramatically. There’s no need to top your battery to 100% if
you have enough charge to get where you need to go.
● Don’t charge your battery in freezing temperatures. Charging your scooter
when temps are below 32℉ is not recommended as it can greatly reduce your
capacity. It’s ideal to charge when the temperature is between 33℉ and 113℉.
● Don’t store your scooter when the battery power is 0% or 100%. Store it at around
80% capacity for best long-term storage results. Make sure to check your scooter
periodically if you have electronics that slowly drain the battery (like security
features).
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