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SP 1121140 POLINI E-Bike Flaschenbatterie USB 250WH 7A passend fuer

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SP 1121140 POLINI E-Bike Flaschenbatterie USB 250WH 7A passend fuerSP 1121140 POLINI E Bike Flaschenbatterie USB 250WH 7A passend fuer (NUR KOMPATIBEL MIT E P3+ EVO MOTOREN UND ORIGINAL POLINI BATTERIEN) Flaschenbatterie Es handelt sich um einen originalen Extender, der an die Polini Batterie mit 500Wh angeschlossen werden kann: das System E P3+ EVO 2023 ist nmlich fr eine automatische Anpassung eingerichtet. Die neue Polini Bottle Battery garantiert weitere 250Wh, wodurch die E Bike Systeme modular werden: zustzlich

SP 1121140 POLINI E-Bike Flaschenbatterie USB 250WH 7A passend fuer

(NUR KOMPATIBEL MIT E-P3+ EVO MOTOREN UND ORIGINAL POLINI BATTERIEN)

Flaschenbatterie

Es handelt sich um einen originalen Extender, der an die Polini-Batterie mit 500Wh angeschlossen werden kann: das System E-P3+ EVO 2023 ist nämlich für eine automatische Anpassung eingerichtet.

Die neue Polini Bottle Battery garantiert weitere 250Wh, wodurch die E-Bike-Systeme modular werden: zusätzlich zu den standardmäßigen 500Wh stehen dem Benutzer weitere 250Wh zur Verfügung, so dass er insgesamt 750Wh erreicht, was mehr Betriebszeit für längere oder anspruchsvollere Strecken gewährleistet.

Gebrauchsfertiges Gerät

Die Systeme AllE-P3+ EVO 2023 sind für die Kommunikation mit der Polini Bottle Battery eingerichtet, die über einen neuen Stecker mit Bajonettverschluss direkt an die Originalbatterie von Polini angeschlossen wird.

Das System wurde so konzipiert, dass es beide Batterien sofort erkennt und die Hauptbatterie (500Wh) einschaltet, wenn sie angeschlossen ist, und die Polini Bottle Battery (250Wh) automatisch einschaltet.

Das Display wurde ebenfalls aktualisiert, um dem Benutzer die Möglichkeit zu geben, die Restkapazität beider Batterien auf der zweiten Seite des Menüs zu sehen.

Für das korrekte Funktionieren der Flaschenbatterie ist es zwingend erforderlich, eines der beiden verfügbaren Kabel mit unterschiedlichen Längen (L. 200mm oder L. 700mm) zu erwerben, um sie je nach Befestigungspunkt mit der 500Wh Hauptbatterie zu verbinden.

Für die richtige Unterbringung empfehlen wir das speziell entwickelte Polini-System cod. 955.520.024 zur Befestigung der Halterung an der Rahmenabdeckung oder an der Sattelstütze. Ein großer Schritt nach vorn in der Welt der Tretunterstützung, der dem Benutzer längere Fahrten und die Möglichkeit bietet, sein E-Bike auf jeder Art von Strecke besser zu nutzen.

Merkmale:

  • Lithium-Ionen-Akku + Power Bank USB
  • 250Wh 7Ah 36V
  • 1600 g
  • Ø74 - L. 253 mm

Achtung!

Nur für E-P3+ EVO Motoren (Registrierungsnummern: 960.XXX.XXX und 961.XXX.XXX.XXX) und original Polini Batterien. 

Das Anschlusskabel ist nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten:

  • Art. 1121161 (955.830.031) L=220mm
  • Art. 1121144 (955.830.039) L=700mm

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