Days Strider-ST4E battery pair for mobility scooter.
Compatible, high-quality AGM batteries for Days Strider-ST4E mobility scooter, pair of rechargeable sealed lead batteries direct from UK warehouse.
The Days Strider mobility scooters can come in various sizes and shapes. This page is for the Strider-ST4E mobility from Drive Medical, which is ideal for pavement and indoor use because of its size. The ST4E mobility scooter is one of the most well-liked models available, thanks to its excellent styling, comfort, and DR-90 dynamic controls. It has a rearview mirror, full LED lighting package, an adjustable delta handlebar and a plush upholstered seat.
- Days Strider ST4E battery
There are two batteries in this set.
Maintenance for Strider-ST4E batteries
Although this battery is maintenance-free, you still can't ignore it entirely. Depending on the device this replacement battery will be installed into, you should charge the batteries fully when it is received and again after every use. Never leave a battery on charge for longer than is necessary, and if five weeks or more go by without help, a top-up charge will extend the battery's life significantly. It will serve you well; never use the last 20% of the energy capacity; this will go a long way to allow them to live a whole life.
Installation:
The hardest part of installing the batteries will be their weight; surprisingly, it's pretty simple. The seat will need to be removed; typically, this is done by rotating it or pulling a lever. The two distinct batteries are now visible underneath the plastic shroud, which must be lifted. To make it easier for you to connect the new ones, we advise taking a picture of how they are currently connected.
Please note: If you have the standard ST4 or ST4D, you may require larger 50ah batteries; a link for these can be found on the alternatives tab.
The voltage of the battery: 12v
The capacity of the battery: 34Ah @20-Hr.
There are two batteries in this set. The size of each one is as follows:
Length 195mm
Width 130mm
Height 156mm.
