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External Frame Battery DK-11 36V 14Ah 504Wh
  • 36V 10.5Ah 378Wh External Frame Battery DK-11
  • 36V 10.5Ah 378Wh External Frame Battery DK-11
36V 10.5Ah 378Wh External Frame Battery DK-11

ROCKRIDER

8555715

External Frame Battery DK-11 36V 14Ah 504Wh

€475.00
  • 36V 10.5Ah 378Wh External Frame Battery DK-11
  • 36V 10.5Ah 378Wh External Frame Battery DK-11
36V 10.5Ah 378Wh External Frame Battery DK-11
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Designed to replace the original battery on the Rockrider E-ST 900 36V 14 Ah

To change your battery or have a spare one handy

Main part: 18.0% Polycarbonate-Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, 82.0% Lithium Complex

BENEFITS

Autonomy

FULLY CHARGED in 7 hours (2A charger) or 4 hours (4A charger)

Compatibility

ROCKRIDER E-ST 100/500/520/900
E-RIVERSIDE 500

Repair

Repair your product and give your equipment a second life!

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

Voltage: 36V
14 Ah
504 Wh
20% more battery life than the E-ST 500

Samsung SDI cells, known for their safety and reliability

Compatible with: E-ST100 / E-ST500 / E-ST 900 and Riverside 500E

FULLY CHARGED IN 7 hours (2A charger) or 4 hours (4A charger)

Assembly tips

You'll need to connect the battery to the charger to wake it up out of standby mode.

Care advice

When not using your battery for long periods, charge it at least every 3 months.
The battery life will be lower in temperatures below 7 degrees. The battery life will depend on the assistance mode being used, the tyre pressure and how the bike is being ridden.

Recycling

Remember to drop off your old charger and battery at your local store. We are a recycling collection point and will ensure that these parts find their way to the appropriate recycling stream.

NEED HELP?

The technicians at your Decathlon store workshop are available to help you replace the parts of your bike. Feel free to ask them for help!

REGULATIONS

Battery approved for transport according to the United Nations recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods, section 38.3.