Basic Installation and Placement
Pre-installation Check: Ensure the battery is free from damage or leakage and the surface is clean; place it on a flat surface free of sharp objects.
Proper Placement: Install the battery upright (never upside down); maintain a gap of at least 2mm between adjacent batteries; secure firmly to prevent shaking or impact.
Environment Selection: Place in a well-ventilated, dry area away from fire sources and heat; avoid direct sunlight and damp conditions.
Charging Tips
Compliant Wiring: Use qualified wiring rated for the required current; ensure correct positive/negative polarity connections and solid contact at terminals.
Charging Timing: Allow the battery to rest for 30 minutes after riding in high temperatures to let it cool before charging; for batteries stored over 2 months, fully discharge remaining power before recharging.
Mode Selection: Use "Storage Mode" (50% charge) for long-term storage, "Standby Mode" (90% charge) for short-term readiness, and "Standard Mode" (100% charge) for daily use.
Daily Maintenance Tips
Keep Dry: Promptly clean up any liquid inside the box; regularly wipe metal terminals with a dry cloth to prevent moisture and dust accumulation.
Regular Inspection: Check wiring terminals and the box exterior monthly; promptly repair paint damage and tighten loose terminals.
Long-term Storage: Store with approximately 50% charge; top up the charge every 3 months to avoid leaving the battery in a deeply discharged state.
IV. Safety and Protection Tips
Ventilation: Ensure the battery box has ventilation holes of at least 8mm to allow gases generated during charging to escape and prevent dangerous buildup.
Spark Isolation: Physically isolate spark-prone components-such as ignition switches and fuse holders-from the battery.
Handling Abnormalities: If the indicator light fails to change after 10 hours of charging or the battery becomes noticeably hot, immediately cut the power, stop using the unit, and contact after-sales support.
