Triride 1776590, User Manual And Maintenance

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TRIRIDE s.r.l.
ManUso_TRIBIKE_eng_r01 01/06/2020 Pag. 37 di 49
USER MANUAL AND MAINTENANCE
13.1 Battery Features
13.2 Battery Discharging
13.3 Battery Charging
13.4 Storing the Battery
The Tribike battery is a 36 V or 48 V lithium battery without memory effect and, depending on model, has
a range can vary from 50 km to 100 km and may be less or greater than the indicated range depending on
the set speed, user’s weight, type of terrain and weather conditions ...
(depending on model, speed, user
weight, terrain and weather conditions).
Lithium batteries offer greater flexibility of use and allow charging at any time without having to wait for
the battery to completely discharge.
TRIRIDE S.R.L. only uses batteries equipped with a suitable safety system and an intelligent battery
management system (BMS).
Discharging of the battery, which occurs with normal use of Tribike, is protected by an intelligent
management system which interrupts power in case of excess current and if one of the battery cells is too
low on charge.
The Tribike battery is charged via a socket on the side of the battery. Only charge the battery using the
original charger supplied with Tribike. The battery charging time (if used correctly) averages around 4-5
hours.
Both the intelligent charger and the intelligent battery management system interrupt current when the
battery is charged.
Generally, lithium batteries have a discharge level of almost zero when stored. However, the intelligent
battery management system contains circuits that constantly consume a small quantity of energy,
controlling it at all times.
The energy use for this is very low, but if the battery is stored completely discharged, the BMS may function
only for a few more weeks, after which time the battery may be permanently damaged and no longer
usable.
Therefore, carefully follow these instructions:
• fully charge the battery before long periods of non-usage;
• in any case, fully charge the battery at least once every two months;
• if the battery does not function following a long period of storage, it should be disposed of for safety reasons.