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Rider Guidance, Safety and Specifications
Model specifications
Any enquiries regarding
maintenance, accessories, security
or warranty, please visit the techtron
website:
or email us:
Model
Elite 3500
Range
30km
Power
350W
Top Speed
25 km/h
Speed Modes
3
Hill Incline
15%
Rider Age
16-50 years
Max. Load
120kg
Battery
37V 10Ah
Charger
42V/2A
Storage Temp
-20˚C to 45˚C
Working Temp
-10˚C to 40˚C
Rider Height
120cm - 200cm
Frame Material Aluminium
Current Limit
16A+/-0.5V
Motor Type
Brushless DC
IP Rating
IPX4
Foldable
Yes
Tyre Size
10”
Rules of the road and licensing guidance
For the latest up-to-date safety, licensing guidance and rules of the road for UK eScooter users,
please consult the UK Government website:
www.gov.uk/guidance/e-scooter-trials-guidance-for-users
Helmets and clothing
Wearing cycle helmets are recommended when
riding an eScooter, but they are not a legal
requirement. Always make sure that your cycle
helmet conforms to current regulations, is the
correct size, and is securely fastened. Wear light-
coloured or fluorescent clothing so that other road
users can see you at night or whenever visibility
is poor.
As with any vehicle, the faster the user is travelling,
the more braking distance is required. Please
respect pedestrians’ right of way when riding
the techtron® eScooter.
Riding safely
Please check the eScooter before riding.
Check for loose parts and general tyre wear and
tear.
Always start the eScooter by pushing off with your
foot first, this reduces the start load on the motor,
ensuring a longer battery life.
The techtron® eScooter is designed to perform best
on smooth dry surfaces, therefore avoid riding
on uneven gravel, sand, grass, slick or wet surfaces.
Never ride over curbs or jump. The eScooter is not
designed for this type of riding and any damage
caused to the eScooter while riding in this manner
will void the warranty.
techtron® accepts no liability for any injuries caused
to rider or damage to property which may arise
while riding the eScooter. Never ride the scooter
with more than one person, as this may lead to loss
of control. It is the rider’s responsibility to ensure
they comply with all local laws and regulations that
may apply while riding the eScooter.
