Proper Charging Methods for Electric Bikes: Tips to Enhance Battery Durability
Many people complain about the declining battery durability, but often it's due to improper charging techniques. Here are some simple yet effective tips to help you charge your electric bike correctly and improve battery longevity.

Firstly, timing is crucial. Aim to charge the battery when it still has about 30% of its charge left. Avoid charging for more than an hour after the green light turns on. Also, make sure to charge your bike regularly, even if you don't ride it for a long time.

Secondly, pay attention to the charging order. Many people make a mistake here. The correct order is: connect the battery terminal first, then the power source. When disconnecting, unplug the power source first, followed by the battery terminal.

Lastly, avoid using mismatched accessories. For example, don't mix and match chargers. If your battery doesn't support fast charging, avoid using fast-charging stations. Additionally, when changing battery types, make sure to replace the controller and Battery Charger as well.

By following these simple charging tips, you can significantly improve your electric bike's battery durability and avoid premature battery failure.

Remember, there are slight differences in charging details for lead-acid batteries, sodium batteries, and lithium batteries. Stay tuned for our next article to learn more about these differences.