Kepler Dual Battery: Battery Safety & Charging GuideUpdated 2 days ago

Properly maintaining your dual-battery system is the best way to ensure a long lifespan for your batteries and a safe riding experience.

1. Safe Charging Practices

   1. Environment: Always charge in a dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, or flammable materials.

   2. Temperature: Only charge when the battery and environment are between 50°F and 77°F (10°C to 25°C).

   3. Monitoring: Never leave batteries charging unattended or overnight. Disconnect the charger as soon as the indicator light turns green to avoid overcharging.

   4. Equipment: Use only the original Ariel Rider charger provided with your bike. Ensure the charger is on a hard, flat surface with the indicator light facing up for proper air cooling.

2.  Long-Term Battery Care

   1. Storage: If you aren't riding for an extended period, store the battery at approximately 50% to 70% charge. Check and recharge it back to this level every three months.

   2. Depth of Discharge: Avoid fully draining your battery. Try to charge it before it drops below 20% to prevent unnecessary stress on the cells.

   3. Regular Use: Batteries stay healthiest when used regularly. If left unused for long periods, they may lose capacity more quickly.

3.  Critical Safety Hazards

   1. WARNING: Lithium-ion batteries can fail if damaged, submerged, or exposed to extreme heat.

   2. Fire & Water: Never use a battery that has been submerged in water or physically dropped.

   3. Abnormal Behavior: If the battery emits an odor, feels excessively hot, leaks, or swells, stop using it immediately and contact Ariel Rider support.

   4. No Tampering: Never open the battery housing; doing so voids your warranty and poses a risk of fire or electrical shock.

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