What are the differences between 48v20ah and 60v20ah?
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48v20ah batteries and 60v20ah batteries differ in voltage, number of batteries, battery capacity, and usage cost. Voltage: The 48V20A and 60V20A electric vehicles only differ in the voltage used by the motor, with the current being the same. Number of batteries: A 48V battery consists of 4 12V batteries connected in series, while a 60V battery consists of 5 12V batteries connected in series. Battery capacity: With motors of the same capacity current, batteries with higher voltage consume less current, resulting in longer battery life. The 60V20A battery is more durable and provides a longer driving range. Usage cost: A 48V battery consists of 4 12V batteries connected in series, while a 60V battery consists of 5 12V batteries connected in series. The 48V20 battery is cheaper and has lower usage costs, making it suitable for short-distance travel. Here are some points to note regarding battery maintenance: Do not charge the battery for too long. Remove it once it is fully charged, as overcharging can cause the battery to swell and potentially explode. It is best to use only the original charger provided by the manufacturer when purchasing the device, as using other chargers may damage the battery's working capacity and efficiency. Ensure that the battery contacts do not come into contact with metal or oily accessories, and keep them dry to prevent poor contact, which could lead to fire hazards. Do not immerse the battery in water or throw it into fire, as this can cause explosions or pollute water sources. When disposing of batteries, use special facilities to prevent environmental pollution. If you need to replace the battery, use only the same specification battery type to avoid safety hazards caused by incompatibility between batteries.
