VMAX Manuals & User Guides

VMAX is a multifaceted brand recognized for its high-quality electric mobility solutions and reliable power products. Under the banner of Vmax Global AG, the company has been a prominent player in the e-mobility sector since 2015, designing street-legal electric scooters like the VX2, VX4, and VX5 series that prioritize safety, range, and urban commuting efficiency.

In addition to electric scooters, the VMAX name is heavily associated with heavy-duty battery technology and smart charging systems (often branded as VMAXTANKS). Their product line includes AGM and LiFePO4 battery chargers designed for RVs, marine applications, and off-grid power systems, providing intelligent multi-stage charging for optimal battery health. Whether you are navigating city streets on a VMAX e-scooter or maintaining a large-capacity leisure battery, VMAX products are engineered for durability, smart performance, and ease of use.

• Where can I find the user manual for my VMAX electric scooter?

  You can download manuals for VMAX electric scooters like the VX2, VX4, and VX5 series directly on this page or through the official VMAX E-Scooter support center.

• How do I charge my VMAX battery correctly?

  Always use the originally supplied VMAX charger or a compatible VMAX smart charger. Connect the alligator clamps to the correct terminals (Red to Positive, Black to Negative) before plugging the charger into an AC outlet.

• What should the tire pressure be on a VMAX e-scooter?

  Depending on the rider's weight, the recommended tire pressure is typically between 2.5 and 3.0 bar. For a rider weighing 100 kg or more, 3.0 bar is recommended.

• What is the warranty period for VMAX products?

  VMAX e-scooters typically come with a 24-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. VMAX battery chargers and tanks also offer specific warranties ranging from 12 to 24 months, with prorated replacement periods for lithium batteries.

• Why is my VMAX battery charger LED flashing red?

  On many VMAX smart chargers, if the battery is nearly full and charging current is low, the LED will blink red before switching to green (Float mode). If the LED never turns red, the battery may be defective.