Lithium-ion batteries are smaller and lighter than the lead acid batteries they replace, meaning lighter bikes and more range for less weight. While the reduced environmental and safety risks make them far more suited to consumer use.
Ecolamp provide a safe, easy, and compliant solution to Lithium-ion and Lithium batteries. For more information on how Ecolamp works, please visit Ecolamp.co.uk
An e-bike’s battery helps power the motor, and if you don’t take care of it, you could face problems further down the line.
How long should an e-bike battery last?
As a battery goes through charging cycles, it will naturally discharge over time, so an e-bike battery won’t last forever. How long it lasts will depend on the individual battery, but most bikes will have a warranty covering a certain number of years or charges.
Charging an e-bike battery and maximising battery life
It’s something you’ll have to do on a regular basis so it’s important to charge your e-bike’s battery in the correct way. There are several things to be aware of when charging a battery, all of which will help maintain the battery’s health.
Cleaning your e-bike battery
Naturally, your e-bike will get dirty out on rides, and your battery won’t escape this – so it will occasionally need cleaning.
Before cleaning your bike, always remove the battery first. Once removed, you can then wipe the battery down using a damp cloth.
If you notice any damage to the battery while cleaning it or at any other time, stop using it immediately and seek advise from a bike specialised company.
Visit Halfords and E-bike Shop who offer great advice and information on maintaining an e-bike battery.
London Fire Brigade Safety Warning
There have been a few recent fire's caused by e-bike and e-scooter batteries so London fire Brigade have provided some safety advice for users of e-bikes & e-scooters. Please follow this news artcle for more information.
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