Taking Care of Your E-bike Battery: The Ultimate Guide

When it comes to caring for your e-bike battery, it's important to follow proper maintenance and charging practices. Here are some tips from the Ultimate Guide to Ebike Battery Care:

1. Storage and Charging:
   

   • Store your e-bike battery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

   • Avoid extreme temperatures, both hot and cold, as they can affect battery performance.

   • If you won't be using your e-bike for an extended period, partially charge the battery before storing it.

1. Charging Your Battery:
   

   • Use the charger provided by the manufacturer to charge your battery.

   • Charge your battery at room temperature or within the recommended temperature range specified by the manufacturer.

   • Avoid overcharging the battery. Once it reaches a full charge, unplug it from the charger.

We recommend to use Outlet Timer (it's hard to not forget in our busy lives tot turn of your bike after 4h)

1. Storing Your Battery:
   

   • If you need to store your e-bike for a long time, aim for a partial charge (around 60-80%) rather than a full charge.

   • Check the battery charge periodically during storage and recharge as needed to prevent deep discharge.

1. Charging Your Second Battery:
   

   • If you have a second battery for your e-bike, rotate its usage regularly to prevent one battery from sitting unused for too long.

   • Follow the same charging guidelines mentioned above for your second battery.

1. General E-bike Battery Best Practices:
   

• Avoid completely draining the battery. Recharge it before it reaches a very low level.

• Don't expose the battery to excessive vibrations or impacts.

• Clean the battery contacts periodically to maintain good connections.

1. Temperature Impacts on Batteries:
   

   • Extreme temperatures, especially high heat, can significantly impact battery performance and lifespan.

   • Avoid leaving your e-bike in direct sunlight or extreme heat for prolonged periods.

1. Batteries and Water:
   

   • Keep your battery away from water, including rain, puddles, or any other sources of moisture.

   • If your battery gets wet accidentally, disconnect it from the e-bike and allow it to dry completely before reconnecting.

Remember, proper care and maintenance of your e-bike battery will help ensure its longevity and optimal performance throughout its lifespan.