To use two separate 24 Volt battery packs that are made with different brands, Ah ratings, or ages of batteries they could be made into two separate 24 Volt battery packs and there could be a switch that switches between each battery pack, kind of like a truck that has two gas tanks. Individual Battery Specifications: Voltage: 12 Volts. If a battery pack like this was made with two old batteries and two new batteries then the Voltages of the batteries could become unequalized during usage and recharging which would cause some of the batteries to be overcharged and some of the batteries to be undercharged which would lower the lifespan of the battery pack. iZIP I-500 24V Scooter Battery Pack Please retain all connectors, fuses and covers to be reattached to new batteries. If the new 24 Volt battery pack was made from four 12V 10Ah batteries then it would be a 24 Volt 20Ah battery pack and it would require a minimum battery charger size of 24 Volt 2 Amps and a maximum battery charger size of 24 Volts 6 Amps.Īlso, when making a battery pack wired in a series/parallel wiring configuration all of the batteries should be the same brand, Voltage, Ah rating, and age. With a 24 Volt battery pack wired in a series/parallel wiring configuration the original charger may or may not have enough output Amps to charge the new battery pack. SPS Brand 12V 10Ah Replacement Battery for Currie eZip 400, E-400, E400 Scooter (16 Pack) Add 699 15.
#Izip 500 battery series#
Instead of wiring the four batteries in series to make a 48 Volt battery pack we recommend to wire them in a series/parallel wiring configuration as shown below to keep the battery pack 24 Volts. Sealed Lead Acid Battery for EZIP E Zip Scooter 400 500 650 750 900 12V 15AH. However, we do not recommend increasing the battery pack to 48 Volts because that would overvolt and most likely burn out the controller and motor. If you added two extra batteries in a series wiring configuration to make a 48 Volt battery pack then you would need to charge it with a 48 Volt battery charger.
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