Invanti Electric Bicycle Tide 2 User Manual

Welcome

Thanks for choosing the INVANTI Electric Bicycle and experiencing the pleasure brought to you by travel and fitness.

Shall ride legally in accordance with local laws and regulations.

Key Bicycle Components:

• Electronic Display
• Brake Lever
• Handlebar clamp
• Handlebar Folder
• Headlight
• Front Fork
• Tire
• Front Disc Brake
• Reflector
• Pedal
• Vehicle code marking position
• Derailleur
• Motor
• Rear Disc Brake
• Folder
• Battery
• Seatpost Clamp
• Cushion
• Seat Folder
• Taillight
• Reflector

Contents

• 1. Products & Accessories
• 2. Precautions for Use
• 3. Operation & Use
• 4. About charging
• 5. Display Operation
• 6. Check before Use
• 7. Technical Parameters
• 8. Maintenance & Repair
• 9. Authentication

Please read and know the instructions described in the user manual carefully before using the electric bicycle and keep it for future reference.

Please do not dispose of this product casually; it needs to be disposed of in accordance with local recycling regulations.

1. Products & Accessories

Product name: INVANTI Electric Bicycle

Model: EB11

Implementation standard: UL2849:2020

Accessories Included:

• Instructions
• Tools
• Power Adapter
• Keys
• Pedal
• Reflector
• Bell

Please carefully check whether all items in the box are complete and intact.

2. Precautions for Use

Obey traffic regulations and traffic safety:

• Persons under the age of 16 are prohibited to ride E-bikes on the road.
• Do not lend the E-bike to persons who cannot ride to avoid injury.
• Carry people or items with E-bike in accordance with laws and regulations.
• It is recommended to wear a helmet when riding and pay attention to traffic safety. It is strictly forbidden to hold the handlebar with one hand or ride with both hands away from the handlebar.
• Pay attention to slow down when riding in rain or snow, as the braking distance will be extended. Try to avoid riding in severe weather, such as heavy rain.

Safety tips for the use of E-bike:

• Do not park E-bike in building foyers, evacuation stairs, walkways, or safety exits.
• Do not charge and park E-bike in residential buildings. Keep away from combustibles when charging, and the charging time shall not be too long.
• Use and maintain the battery correctly. Used batteries shall not be dismantled without authorization and shall be recycled by a relevant professional department.
• Understand the safe use of the charger and warning terms.
• Replace the charger with one matching the storage battery model.
• Do not rinse the e-bike with water to avoid the hidden danger of accidents caused by soaking of internal electronic components and circuits.
• When adjusting the handlebar or seat, be careful not to expose the safety line marking of the handlebar stand tube and saddle tube (where applicable).
• The A-weighted emissionsound pressure level at the driver's ears is less than 70dB(A).
• For your safety, do not tamper with other parts of the electric bicycle except the sprocket and non-original parts. If any parts are damaged, contact the local dealer for after-sales service.

Do not use the E-bike in off-road or other extreme sports scenes, as it is not professional equipment for such activities. Prolonged exposure to UV rays, rain, and the elements may damage the enclosure materials. Please store indoors when not in use.

3. Operation & Use

NOTICE: The following steps are a general guide for assembly and are not a complete manual. Consult a certified bike mechanic for assembly, repair, and maintenance.

Step 1: Unpack the e-bike

Open the bike box. Take out the seat and accessory box. With the help of another person, carefully remove the e-bike from the box. Remove protective packaging material. Recycle packaging materials like cardboard and foam.

[Icon: Warning triangle with exclamation mark] CAUTION: Heavy object. Team lift required.

Step 2: Unfold the e-bike

Unfold the e-bike. Close the folders, pull the folding handle forward, and press the handle back into the folding buckle tightly. Check if the folder is loose. Be careful of pinching during unfolding and folding.

Step 3: Install the handlebar

• Assemble the handlebar before unfolding, then lock the buckles.
• Unfold the handlebar, pull the folding handle upwards.
• Press the folding handle downwards. Ensure all handlebar clamps are tightened.
• Loosen the locking screws as appropriate. Ensure linear markings on the handlebar are centered. Adjust the handlebar to a comfortable position. Tighten the screws with the assembly tool.

Step 4: Install the pedals

The left and right pedals are marked (L/R). Install the right pedal by tightening clockwise. Install the left pedal by turning counterclockwise. Both pedals should be tightened with a torque wrench.

Step 5: Adjust the saddle height

Open the seatpost clamp. Pull out the seatpost or adjust to the appropriate height, ensuring it is inserted past the minimum insertion point (indicated on the seat post). Close the seatpost clamp lever. The maximum height shall not exceed the safety line.

Step 6: Install the rear mudguard bracket screws

Use the provided Allen key (size 4) to remove mudguard fixing screws and spacers from the rear wheels. Align the mudguard bracket with the screw holes, reinsert screws and spacers, and tighten.

Step 7: Install the front reflector

Snap the front reflector bracket onto the handlebar and tighten the screw with a cross screwdriver. Adjust the angle so the reflector is perpendicular to the ground.

Step 8: Replacement or installation of battery

Ensure the battery is switched off. Open the seat folding clips and lift the seat forward. Use the key to unlock the battery, then remove or insert the battery along the slide.

• Press the power button [symbol for power button] to switch off the battery.
• Open the seat folding clips and lift the seat forwards.
• Turn the key to the unlock position [arrow symbol] to unlock the battery, then lift the battery upwards along the slide.
• Align the battery with the lowest slot and insert it inwards until fully seated. Turn the key to the lock position [arrow symbol] to lock the battery. Unfold the seat and complete the battery installation.

Step 9: Start the e-bike

Press the power button [symbol for power button] to switch on the battery. Then, press and hold the power button [symbol for power button] on the display to start the e-bike. The display will turn on, and the controller's power supply will be active.

Step 10: Fold the e-bike

Fold the handlebar:

1. Lift the folding switch, pull down and out of the slot.
2. Push the latch to the left.
3. Lower the handlebars backwards.

Fold the bike:

1. Open the folding switch and pull rearward out of the slot.
2. Lift the latch.
3. Fold back the e-bike.

4. About charging

Open the waterproof plug of the charging port on the upper right side of the battery and connect the charger. The indicator light on the charger turns from red to green when the battery is fully charged.

[Diagram: Battery charging port]

Battery Safety Instructions

WARNING!

To prolong battery life, store the e-bike in an indoor space like a garage to prevent exposure to low temperatures and negative effects on battery performance.

• Do not dismantle or disperse battery cells.
• Keep the battery away from children.
• Do not disconnect the charger's cathode and anode during charging/discharging. Do not use any conductor to connect them, as this will cause a short circuit.
• Do not expose the battery to water.
• Do not place the battery near high-temperature heat sources (e.g., furnace, fireplace) above 60°C.
• Do not hit, throw, or trample the batteries.
• Do not use tools or nails to lacerate or cut the battery.
• If electrolyte leaks and contacts eyes, do not rub. Wash immediately with plenty of water.
• If the battery shows smell, heat, smoke, changed colors, distortion, or any abnormal signs, stop using it and move away immediately.
• The battery should be stored in a clean, dry environment and charged for 2 hours by the charger every two months when not used for a long time.

Protection

To extend battery life and ensure intelligent use of the li-ion battery, follow these care regulations:

Requirements on charging and discharging: Only use the provided charger.

1. Connect the power to the charger.
2. Insert the charger's output connector into the battery's input connector.
3. When the green signal light is on, pull out the battery's input connector. The common single charging time is about 5.5-6 hours. If the battery is full, charging must stop. Never charge a battery for more than 12 hours.
4. Do not leave a charged battery unattended.
5. Avoid over-discharge: charge the battery timely after discharging.

Removing the Battery

To remove the battery, insert the key and turn to the unlocked position. You will feel resistance when the battery is fully unlocked. Do not force the battery into the tray; align and gently push it down. Push firmly until you hear a "CLICK". Turn the key slightly to feel resistance, confirming it's locked. Ensure there is no space between the battery and the tray. Ensure the battery is properly secured before each use.

Storage Requirements

• The lithium-ion battery cannot be stored in hot and high humidity places. Storage temperature should be between 20°C to 55°C.
• The bike must be kept in a dry and clean area.
• The battery cannot be stored for a long time without charging. Charge it once a month. Store the battery with a fully charged status.

WARNING - Risk of Fire and Electric Shock - No User Serviceable Parts

WARNING - Risk of Fire - No User Serviceable Parts

5. Display Operation

Control buttons

• Button "+"
• Power button
• Button "-"

Functional area layout

[Diagram: Display layout with labels for AVG, MAX, SPEED, Battery, ODO, VOL, TRIP, TIME, Light indication, Gear 0-3, Motor Fault, Brake indication]

Button Definition

General operation

Power on/off

Press and hold the power button [symbol for power button] to turn on the display and controller. Press and hold the same button again to power off the e-bike. In the power-off state, the display will not use battery power. If the e-bike is not used for more than 10 minutes, the display will automatically power off.

Display interface

When the display is on, it shows real-time speed (SPEED) and trip distance (TRIP) by default. Pressing "+" and "-" simultaneously switches between average speed (AVG), maximum speed (MAX), and real-time speed (SPEED). Pressing "U" switches between total mileage (ODO), trip distance (TRIP), battery voltage (VOL), and on-time (TIME).

Push assistance

When the speed is 0 mph, press and hold the "U" button. The electric push assistance mode will be enabled, running at a constant speed of 3.75 mph. The display will show "P" (Push mode). Applying any brake will immediately stop power output and return to the previous state. This function can only be used when pushing the e-bike, not while riding.

Headlight on/off

Press and hold the "+" button to turn on the headlights. Press and hold it again to turn them off.

Assist level selection

Pressing "+" or "-" switches the e-bike assist level, changing motor output power. 0-3 gear controls Pedal Assist: 0 gear means no motor power; 1-3 gear increases motor power gradually. Throttle works in 0-3 gears.

Battery level indicator

The battery level indicator has five segments. All segments are lit when fully charged. In case of undervoltage, the indicator outline flashes, signaling the need for immediate charging.

• Full battery level indication: [Diagram: Five full segments]
• Segment indication: [Diagram: Partially filled segments]
• Undervoltage flashing: [Diagram: Flashing outline]

The remaining battery capacity can be known through the battery segment indication.

Setting mode

Press "+" and "-" simultaneously to enter or exit setting mode. In setup mode, 8 seconds of inactivity will automatically save and exit.

Error code indicator

When a fault occurs in the electronic control system, the display will show an error code. Detailed definitions are in Schedule 1.

Error code Definitions

When an error code appears, conduct troubleshooting promptly. Otherwise, your e-bike will not work normally.

Attentions

1. Power off before connecting/disconnecting cables to avoid damaging the display.
2. Do not put the display into water.
3. Wipe the display with a damp, soft cloth. Do not use chemical liquids or sprays.
4. When scrapping, disposing, or recycling, observe local laws and regulations. Do not dispose of the display or accessories as residential garbage.
5. Damage or failure caused by improper installation or use is not covered by the warranty.
6. Invanti is not responsible for parts damage, malfunction, or personal safety accidents caused by improper parameter settings.

6. Check before Use

Final Check Before Each Ride:

• Handlebars: Check they are straight and secure. Grip the front wheel between your legs and try to turn the handlebars.
• Wheels: Ensure front and rear mudguard stays are tight. Check the quick release mechanism is properly gripping the front wheel.
• Seat and post: The seat and post should be straight, fastened tightly, and not exceed the max height indicator.
• Pedals and chain: Pedals should be wound in and fully tightened. Gears should engage cleanly and change smoothly.
• Brakes: Test front and rear brakes while rolling the bike forward; both wheels should stop completely. Ensure there is more than one finger thickness between the grip and the brake lever when fully depressed.
• Rack: Ensure the rack is secure and all bolts are tight.
• Kickstand: The kickstand shouldn't wobble. Tighten if necessary.
• Tires: Pump tires to be very firm (impossible to deform with your thumb). Suggested tire pressure: 35-45 psi.
• Electrics: Test both lights.
• Battery: Fully charge the battery before use. Ensure the battery is in place and locked. Turn on the battery switch.

Adjusting the height of the seat

Unlock the lever (OPEN), adjust the seat height to the desired position without exceeding the mark on the seat tube, then lock the lever (LOCK). The seat height must be set so your leg is stretched out when the corresponding pedal is in the lower position.

Riding your e-bike

After installation, turn on the e-bike and the display. Loosen the bracket. Place one foot on the pedal to check safety, then set off. You will feel the motor when starting to pedal. As you ride, the battery power will deplete, and the power indicator will go off sequentially. If the battery is depleted, turn off the main switch and use pedals only.

Use both brakes together when stopping.

In wet conditions, brakes are less effective, and stopping distance increases. In dry conditions, stopping distance should be less than 4 meters; this can increase to 15 meters on wet or snowy roads.

Never ride through deep puddles or streams. Ensure water does not reach the motor and controller. Avoid loose or uneven surfaces, up/down slopes, and watch for potholes. Do not carry extra passengers or heavy loads, as this can damage the motor and battery. Never ride under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or when feeling unwell. Always ride with lights at night. If you are new to cycling, practice in a quiet place before riding on busier roads.

Precautions required prior to each use

1. Check all lights and displays are working.
2. Regularly check that electrical connectors between the bike and battery are clean.
3. Check the brakes: apply the front brake and push forward; do the same with the rear brake. The bike should not move, and brake levers should not touch the handlebars. Brakes should operate without excessive force.
4. Ensure your clothing is suitable for riding. Long, loose, or flowing garments may get caught in wheels or chain.
5. Wear an approved safety helmet.

7. Technical Parameters

This endurance mileage is measured at a mean speed of 9.3-20 MPH on a flat road without wind, with a 60kg load, and a temperature of about 23°C. Actual endurance mileage varies depending on road conditions, temperature, wind velocity, humidity, personal weight, and operating habits. The endurance mileage value in this parameter page and the specification certificate are for reference only.

8. Maintenance & Repair

Regularly check the complete E-bike

• Check that fasteners are locked and joints are normal.
• Check tire pattern for wear or cracks, tire pressure (suggested 35-45 psi), and drive system smoothness.
• Check that the brake system is running properly.

E-bike storage method

• If not using the product for a long time, do not store it outdoors, under strong light, or below zero temperature. Keep it at least 2cm away from heat sources.
• Store in a dry, clean, well-ventilated indoor environment with temperatures between 10°C - 45°C and relative humidity not exceeding 90%.
• If not using the E-bike for a long time, charge it regularly (once every two months) to maintain battery performance.
• Keep the E-bike away from corrosive liquids and prevent it from mechanical shock and heavy object pressure.

Transportation

• During transportation, prevent severe mechanical shock, sunlight exposure, rain, chemical corrosive substances, and harmful gas erosion.
• During loading and unloading, handle gently to prevent dropping, rolling, and heavy object pressure.

Instructions of maintenance and cleaning

• Do not rinse the E-bike with water to avoid damage to internal electronic components and circuits.
• Gently wipe stains on paint or plastic parts with a neutral detergent and rag, then clean with a dry cloth.
• Wipe metal parts with lubricating oil for maintenance.
• Do not inject oil into the brake part to avoid brake failure.

If you have any other questions, contact us by email: aftersales@invanti.com

9. Authentication

The EU Compliance Statement is as follows:

WEEE requires proper disposal and recycling. This sign indicates the product should not be disposed of with other domestic waste in the EU. To prevent harm from uncontrolled waste treatment, recycle it to promote sustainable reuse of materials. Use return and collection systems or contact a retailer for environmentally safe recycling.

EU Battery Recycling Information:

Batteries/compartments are marked per European Directive 2006/66/EC and amendment 2013/56/EU. This directive applies to the recycling framework for waste batteries and accumulator cells. The label indicates batteries should not be discarded but recycled at the end of their service life. Labels may contain chemical symbols (Pb, Hg, Cd). Users should use available collection frameworks for recycling, not dispose of as garbage, to minimize environmental and health impacts from hazardous substances. Before placing EEE into waste streams, users must remove batteries/accumulator cells for separate collection.

Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS) Directive

Invanti (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd products and parts comply with directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS 2).

Trademark and Legal Statements

INVANTI and the INVANTI logo are trademarks of Invanti (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd, used under license. Products are protected by relevant patent laws. For patent information, visit https://5thwheelebike.com.

This user manual aims to describe all instructions and functions of the EB11 electric bicycle. With updates, the received bicycle may differ slightly from this manual. Invanti develops products with many functions and models; some mentioned functions may not apply to your specific product. The manufacturer reserves the right to change design, function, and documents without notice.

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