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🪫Mobility Scooter Batteries 101

Whether you own a mobility scooter or power wheelchair, most powered-mobility devices use either Sealed Lead Acid OR Lithium batteries. If the device you own works with SLA batteries, then it most likely has 2, 12-volt batteries. There are a few things that matter when it comes to SLA batteries which are the volts, the capacity and the AMP rating for the charger. All batteries and chargers have labels on them that tell you the chemistry type, voltage, capacity and output (for chargers). Most mobility scooters, like the GoGo scooter, have a battery case which you can open up and if you do, you'll find 2 batteries inside. Here is a link to the video that shows you how to replace the batteries on a Go Go mobility scooter.    • 🔋GO GO Mobility Scooter Battery Repla...   With lithium batteries, the same factors apply, you need to know the volts, the capacity (AH) and you need to know what type of charger it requires. Lithium batteries must be charged by Lithium chargers. Video Chapters: Introduction - (0:00) Batteries descriptions - (0:12) How to identify the batteries for Pride Maxima - (1:14) Checking the type of batteries online - (1:47) How to identify the charger - (2:22) How to identify the batteries for victory LX Sport - (2:49) How to identify the batteries for Go Go Sport - (3:49) Assembling/disassembling the Go Go Sport - (4:12) How to identify the batteries for Revo 2.0 - (5:14) Assembling/disassembling Revo 2.0 - (5:34) Batteries for folding Transformer scooter - (6:23) How to identify the batteries for Transport scooter - (6:50) How to identify the batteries for Folding Go Go scooter - (7:40) Difference between SC54LX and SC54LX-LIT - (8:20) How to identify the batteries for EZ Go Deluxe - (8:40) How to identify the batteries for Whil Ci-2 - (8:50) Ending - (9:07)