Cars are a very common means of transportation in our country, but with the increase in the number of cars, traffic congestion often occurs, and driving to and from get off work every day has become a problem.
Therefore, many office workers who travel short distances have given up their cars and chose electric scooters as their means of transportation.
Electric scooters have unique advantages and are more flexible than cars. It is labor-saving and faster than a bicycle, and more convenient and cost-effective than a car.
Moreover, in addition to the money spent when buying an electric scooter, the electricity bill is a fixed expenditure. An electric scooter that does not burn oil and does not pay is more economical.
The endurance of electric scooters on the market is still very touching, and there is no problem with short-distance travel. But the current technology, electric scooters still have a weak point, that is, the battery, if you usually do not pay attention to maintenance, it will basically take less than 2 years, the battery life will be greatly reduced.
So, how to maintain the battery? Today, let’s talk about it, which one is better for charging electric scooters, "one charge every day" or "recharge after use"?
First of all, let's take a look at the "recharge after use" method, which is a method that many users have been using.
In their view, recharging after using up the electricity can make the best use of it and prolong the service life of the battery.
In fact, this method will accelerate the battery loss rate, and even cause the battery to be scrapped prematurely because of this way of use. Therefore, the "recharge when used up" method is not conducive to prolonging the service life of the battery.
In addition to consuming the lead-acid battery’s charge and discharge times in advance, “Charging every day” will also accelerate the aging of the charged charger. Because the service life of the charger is directly related to the number of recharges, the more times the charger is used, the faster the internal aging of the charger will be. quick.
If the car owner does not replace the charger in time, using such an aging charger to charge the battery will undoubtedly cause great damage to the battery.
However, it is worth noting that the "recharge when used up" here does not mean a fully discharged state. According to scientific test data, the battery is charged with 30% of the battery reserved, which is the best charging time.
Finally, no matter which charging method is used, we must pay attention to the charging temperature of the battery. When the battery exceeds 60 degrees, dehydration will be accelerated, which will also affect the service life of our battery.
Therefore, when we charge, don't start immediately after parking, we need to let the battery cool down for a certain period of time before charging. Does everyone understand how to charge an electric scooter?
