EV 48V-60V E-BIKE SMALL SIZE INSTRUMENTS DISPLAY

An “EV 48V-60V e-bike small size instruments display” refers to a compact electronic instrument panel specifically designed for electric bicycles (e-bikes) operating within the voltage range of 48 volts to 60 volts. Here’s what you can expect from such a display:

1. Compact Size: The display is designed to be small and lightweight, making it suitable for installation on the handlebars of electric bicycles without occupying too much space or adding unnecessary weight.
2. Digital Display: Despite its small size, the instrument display features a digital screen that provides essential information to the rider. This could include data such as current speed, trip distance, odometer reading, battery voltage, battery charge level, and possibly other parameters like assist level or error codes.
3. User Interface: The display offers a simple and intuitive user interface, with easy-to-read digits, icons, or symbols. It may include buttons or a small touchscreen for navigating through menus, selecting different display modes, or adjusting settings.
4. Battery Management: The display provides information related to the battery system, allowing the rider to monitor the battery status, charge level, and remaining range. This helps riders plan their rides more effectively and avoid running out of power unexpectedly.
5. Assist Level Control: Many e-bike displays allow riders to adjust the level of assistance provided by the electric motor. Despite its small size, the display may still offer options for selecting between different power modes, adjusting pedal assistance levels, or toggling between throttle-only and pedal-assist modes.
6. Integrated Features: Depending on the model and manufacturer, the small size display may include additional features such as a clock, backlight for nighttime visibility, USB charging port for mobile devices, or connectivity options for pairing with smartphone apps or external sensors.
7. Installation: The compact size of the display makes it easy to mount on the handlebars of the e-bike using a bracket or clamp. Installation typically involves connecting wires to the e-bike’s electrical system for power, ground, and communication.