Your battery comes with everything required to replace your existing rear rack battery or install a new one. It's typically installed on the bike's rear rack. All the cells in our batteries are 100% new and meet the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standard 62133 - 2 - 2017 or 2012. Be cautious as many Australian suppliers don't disclose the cell brand. Here are its features: 48V, 15Ah, 720 Wh, 13S3P cell configuration. It measures 370L 155W 58H including the mounting bracket. There's a built - in tail light connected to the battery. It comes with a docking station to attach the battery to your bike. You have options of a 2A or 3A battery charger. It has an ST3 charging port and uses Samsung 50G 21700 cells. The discharge cable has a micro Anderson connector. It can handle a continuous discharge of 40A and comes with 2 keys. The Battery Management System (BMS) takes care of battery management.

Using your e - bike battery is easy. First, use the docking station to attach the battery to your bike's rear rack. The two keys provided are for safety and easy access. When it's time to charge, you can choose either the 2A or 3A charger and plug it into the ST3 charging port. Be aware that the cells in this battery are new and meet high - end standards, so avoid exposing the battery to extreme temperatures or rough handling. For maintenance, regularly check the discharge cable with the micro Anderson connector for any signs of wear. Also, keep an eye on the built - in tail light to ensure it's working properly. And remember, the Battery Management System is there to keep your battery in good shape, so you don't have to worry too much about over - discharging or over - charging.