The battery is the core power source of an electric light-up stroller, and its performance directly affects the vehicle's range and user experience. Therefore, understanding battery-related knowledge is crucial.
Currently, electric light-up strollers on the market mainly use two types of batteries: lead-acid batteries and lithium batteries. Lead-acid batteries are cheaper and technologically mature, hence their widespread use; while lithium batteries are lighter, have a longer lifespan, and charge faster, gradually becoming the mainstream choice for high-end products.
Regarding range, the larger the battery capacity, the longer the vehicle can run continuously. Generally, a fully charged stroller can be used continuously for 1 to 3 hours, the specific time depending on factors such as speed, load, and road conditions.
Proper charging is an important way to extend battery life. Before first use, charge according to the instruction manual. Avoid completely depleting the battery before recharging. Using the original charger can effectively protect the battery and reduce the risk of damage.
Batteries should be kept away from high-temperature environments. Exposure to direct sunlight in summer or prolonged placement in a hot stroller can cause battery performance to decline. In low-temperature environments in winter, battery range will also decrease, which is normal.
