Remember the fire safety knowledge of electric bikes to avoid letting your electric bikes catch fire
Electric bikes fires often occur during the charging process. After the fire breaks out, it burns quickly and is difficult to put out. Fires that occur at night and early in the morning are most likely to cause casualties, so it is best to charge during the day, with someone watching, and be careful to avoid overcharging. When the battery is full, cut off the power in time. When you find that the indicator light on the charger turns green, It should be removed as soon as possible.
Depending on the battery capacity, the battery is generally fully charged within 8 to 10 hours. If the power is not disconnected for a long time after it is fully charged, the electronic components in the charger are likely to overheat, which can easily lead to a short circuit and then cause a fire.
Depending on the battery capacity, the battery is generally fully charged within 8 to 10 hours. If the power is not disconnected for a long time after it is fully charged, the electronic components in the charger are likely to overheat, which can easily lead to a short circuit and then cause a fire.
Do not charge with "flying wires". Charging with "flying wires" carries risks such as wire aging, friction, short circuit and fire. Exposed wires are prone to aging after being exposed to the sun and rain, and should be replaced in time.
The charging environment needs ventilation. Therefore, when charging, it is best to place the battery and charger in a well-ventilated and temperature-adjustable environment. Avoid exposure to the sun, rain, etc. when the vehicle is stored
Do not illegally modify power devices such as motors, batteries, power control circuits, controllers, etc.; do not illegally install or modify components such as rear seats (passengers), battery pack boxes, etc.; do not illegally install electric bikes hoods, compartments, etc. to change the appearance and structure that affect driving safety. installation.
