CHIBATTERYSYSTEMS 72 Pulsar Touring Instruction Manual

CHIBATTERYSYSTEMS 72 Pulsar Touring

Product Usage Instructions

Installing Your Gladiator Battery

Follow the instructions provided in the hardware kit. Scan the QR code for detailed installation steps for the base plate and washers.

Battery Health Tips

Low Voltage Cutoff: Set the low voltage cutoff properly to prevent over- discharging your battery.

Recommended Voltage Levels: Ensure your battery voltage does not drop below the following levels based on the Gladiator series:

• 60V Gladiators: 46.4V (2.9V per cell group)
• 66V Gladiators: 52.2V (2.9V per cell group)
• 72V Gladiators: 58V (2.9V per cell group)

Storing Your Battery: Store your battery near nominal voltage and periodically check and charge it to maintain optimal performance.

Balancing Your Battery
Your battery will automatically balance cell levels during regular use. To manually activate balancing, navigate to the BMS Control tab and select the StartAutoBalance option. It will deactivate when the delta value is 0.005V or lower.

WHAT’S IN YOUR HARDWARE KIT

USE THIS FOR ADDED SECURITY WHEN RIDING. APPLY TO THE TOP OF YOUR SUR RON LID TO COMPRESS ON TOP OF THE BATTERY TO HOLD IT IN PLACE.

INSTALLING YOUR GLADIATOR

SCAN THE QR CODE
FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO INSTALL THE BASEPLATE AND WASHERS FOR YOUR NEW PULSAR BATTERY.

BATTERY HEALTH

Low voltage cutoff: If you are using an aftermarket controller, make sure to properly set the low voltage cutoff to protect your battery from draining to the point of no return.

• 60V Gladiators: The lowest we recommend is 46.4V, which is 2.9V per cell group.
• 66V Gladiators: The lowest we recommend is 52.2V, which is 2.9V per cell group.
• 72V Gladiators: The lowest we recommend is 58V, which is 2.9V per cell group.

Storing your battery: Batteries should be prepared for storage based on voltage, not percentage. They should be stored near nominal voltage and periodically checked and charged to ensure they remain within the following ranges:

• 60V Gladiators: between 54.4V-57
• 6V 66V Gladiators: between 61.2V-64.8V
• 72V Gladiators: between 68V-72V

Keep your battery in a dry, temperature controlled environment during periods of storage. Storing your battery near 0% or 100%can result in permanent degradation and damage.

Balance charging: Balance charging can be a preventative measure – it keeps the voltage difference between cell groups to a minimum and helps counter major imbalances before they can occur. We recommend performing a 48 hour balance charge every few months.

SMART BMS
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Your battery will arrive with all necessary settings preconfigured in the app. There are ne changes needed within the smart BMS to begin use.
Changes made in the app will affect the battery, so we only recommend adjusting settings if you are confident to do so. Every once in a while you will want to make sure everything is balanced and within tolerance. Cell levels should stay even, but as your battery is used there will be some variation. If you have any questions please reach out to our support team!

Your battery will automatically balance the cell levels during regular use.
If you would like to manually activate controing yound selectigate to the “BMS “StartAutoBalance” option.

It will automatically deactivate when the delta value is 0.005V or lower.

SPECIFICATION

SPECS

• AH: 45Ah
• WH: 3240
• CONT. AMPS: 200
• PEAK AMPS: 405
• CONT. POWER: 15KW
• PEAK POWER: 29KW
• CHARGED VOLT: 84V
• NOMINAL VOLT: 72V
• VOLT CUT OFF: 58V
• CELL: 50S

FAQs

Q: How should I store my battery?
A: Store your battery near nominal voltage and periodically check and charge it to ensure it remains within optimal ranges.

Q: How can I manually activate balancing on my battery?
A: Navigate to the BMS Control tab and select the StartAutoBalance option to manually activate balancing.

Q: What is the recommended low voltage cutoff for aftermarket controllers?
A: For aftermarket controllers, ensure the low voltage cutoff is set to protect your battery from over-discharging.

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