Battery Indicator for Electric Scooter – Smart Power Monitoring Solution

Stay informed and in control of your electric scooter's performance with the Battery Indicator for Electric Scooters. Designed for accuracy, visibility, and convenience, this compact yet powerful tool ensures you always know your battery level—helping you avoid unexpected power drops and extend your ride range.

Whether you're a daily commuter, delivery rider, or an e-scooter enthusiast, this battery meter is a must-have component to keep your rides smooth, safe, and efficient.

Key Features

• Clear LED / Digital Battery Level Display
• Real-Time Voltage Monitoring
• Supports 36V / 48V / 60V / 72V Batteries
• Easy-to-Read Interface
• Compact and Lightweight Design
• Water-Resistant Housing for All-Weather Use
• Plug-and-Play Installation

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Electric Scooter Battery Indicator
• Display Type: LED bar graph or digital numeric
• Voltage Range: Compatible with 36V, 48V, 60V, and 72V battery systems
• Material: ABS plastic housing with anti-fog lens
• Mount Type: Handlebar mount / dashboard embedded
• Dimensions: Compact size fits all standard scooter dashboards
• Connectivity: 2-wire or 3-wire configuration for universal compatibility
• Weather Rating: Splash-proof & dust-resistant (IP65)

Why You Need a Battery Indicator for Your E-Scooter

A reliable battery level indicator is essential for efficient energy management. It helps prevent your electric scooter from shutting down unexpectedly, protects your battery from over-discharge, and extends its overall lifespan.

Benefits Include:

• Ride Confidence: Know when it's time to charge before you hit the road.
• Battery Protection: Avoid deep discharging and costly battery replacements.
• All-Weather Riding: Durable design works in rain, dust, and heat.
• Universal Fit: Compatible with most e-scooters, e-bikes, and electric vehicles.

Installation Guide

1. Turn off the electric scooter and disconnect the battery.
2. Mount the battery indicator in the dashboard slot or on the handlebar.
3. Connect the indicator wires to the controller or battery terminals.
4. Power on the scooter and test for accurate voltage reading.