E-micromobility Vehicle Information

Vehicle Details

Brand: Segway-Ninebot

Product Name: Segway Max G3

Serial Number: Battery Model - NZBF4813A

Certificate Approval Number (required from 1 August 2025): [Not specified]

Compliance Standards: UL2722

Vehicle Specifications

Maximum Speed: 25 km/h

Maximum Weight: 120 kg

Maximum Continued Rated Power Output (for e-bikes): [Not specified]

Local Laws and Usage

Before using this vehicle, check the applicable local laws relating to your intended use on roads, footpaths, shared paths, bicycle lanes, and bicycle paths.

• e-bikes: transport.nsw.gov.au/ebikes
• other vehicles: transport.nsw.gov.au/skateboards-scooters-rollerblades

Safety Instructions: Fire, Explosion, and Electric Shock

DO:

• Only use batteries and chargers supplied or recommended by the manufacturer.

Compatible Products:

• Model Details and Number: Segway Max G3 Charger
• Model Details and Number: NBW54D601D3D03

Maximum Charging Time: 3.7 hours

• Charge your vehicle and batteries in an open area away from combustible and highly flammable materials, such as beds, sofas, and carpets.
• Store and charge your vehicle and batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Store and charge your vehicle and its batteries away from doorways.
• Allow time for batteries to cool before recharging or storing.
• Keep batteries away from moisture, heat, and impact.

WARNING! Modifying or tampering with your vehicle can result in a fire, explosion, or electric shock.

DON'T:

• Modify or tamper with any component of this vehicle.
• Charge this vehicle for more than the recommended charge time.
• Leave charging batteries unattended or on charge overnight.
• Use or charge a damaged battery.
• Use or charge this vehicle if it is damaged.
• Use batteries or vehicles that are overheating or showing signs of failure, such as swelling, leaking, or venting gas.
• Buy or use a vehicle or battery that has been altered or modified.

Learn more about lithium-ion battery safety: nsw.gov.au/lithium-ion-battery-safety

Vehicle Repair

Do not attempt to repair your damaged vehicle; take it to a qualified repair person.

For further information on service and repair of your vehicle or battery, contact:

• Email: service@segway.com.au
• Phone: 1800 400 009

Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Safety

WARNING! Fires involving lithium-ion batteries can occur rapidly and can be violent, involving toxic smoke and vapours, flames, and molten projectiles.

If your vehicle or battery emits sparks, smoke, or flames, evacuate the area and call Triple Zero (000). Close doors if safe to do so.

Warning signs include:

• Pungent odours
• Discolouration, blistering, bulging, or swelling of the casing
• Leaking electrolyte
• Heating up and becoming extremely hot to touch
• Abnormal popping, hissing, or crackling sounds, smoke, and fumes

Never touch a swollen or ruptured device or battery with bare hands.

Seek urgent medical assistance if anyone has been exposed to spilled electrolyte, flying debris, smoke or vapours, or flames.

Make sure you know what to do if your device or battery is smoking or on fire: fire.nsw.gov.au/batteries/what-to-do

Battery Disposal

For vehicles where the battery can be separated from the vehicle:

Safely separate your vehicle battery for disposal by following these instructions: [Insert device specific instructions or link to instructions on how to safely separate battery]

For all vehicles:

WARNING: Do not dispose of this vehicle or components of this vehicle in household or kerbside garbage bins. When disposing of this vehicle or components of this vehicle, check the applicable local waste and disposal laws.

Learn how to safely dispose of your device and battery at: epa.nsw.gov.au/safe-battery-recycling

Other Important Safety Information

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Please ensure you comply with local road laws. Always wear a helmet while riding. Please do not attempt [incomplete sentence]

Information Provider

Name of business providing this information: 360 International Trading Pty Ltd

Publication Date of Document: 18/07/2025