iHoverboard H4S User Manual

What's Included

Your iHoverboard package contains:

• Hoverboard
• Charger
• Remote Control
• Manual (this document)
• EC Declaration of Conformity

Product Overview Diagram: The hoverboard features two wheels, footpads, and a central body. Key components are indicated by numerical labels in the product overview diagram.

Safety Instructions

Your safety is paramount. Always follow these guidelines:

• Read this manual thoroughly before your first ride.
• Check tires and parts for damage before each ride. Contact your dealer for repairs if needed.
• Understand speed limits and warning indicators.
• Do not perform actions that endanger yourself or others.
• Do not modify the hoverboard, as this can lead to serious injury.

Rider Weight Limit

• Maximum weight limit: 100 kg
• Minimum weight limit: 20 kg

WARNING! Overloading the hoverboard can lead to falls.

Range Factors

The hoverboard's range is influenced by:

• Terrain: Smoother surfaces increase range.
• Weight: Rider's weight affects distance.
• Ambient Temperature: Extreme temperatures reduce range.
• Maintenance: Proper battery care extends range.
• Speed and Riding Style: Consistent medium speed is optimal.

Speed Limit

• Top speed: 8-12 km/h.
• A buzzer alarm sounds if the top speed is exceeded.
• The hoverboard may tilt upwards if the speed limit is exceeded. Maintain a safe speed.

Riding Method

Ensure you understand all precautions before riding. Practice in a safe, open area.

Riding Steps

1. Press the power switch. The indicator light will illuminate, and the hoverboard will enter automatic balance mode.
2. Step onto one footpad. Once stable, step onto the other footpad.
3. Maintain your center of gravity to control movement. Tilt slightly forward to move forward, backward to move backward. Avoid excessive body movements.
4. To turn left, lean your right foot forward. To turn right, lean your left foot forward.
5. To dismount, place one foot on the ground for balance, then carefully step off the remaining footpad.

NOTE: If the hoverboard is not level when off the ground, it will beep and the system will prevent balancing.

Protections and Warnings

The hoverboard has built-in protections:

• Deck Tilt: If footpads tilt more than 10 degrees forward or backward.
• Low Battery Voltage: The system enters a stop state after 15 seconds.
• Speeding: Exceeding the speed limit.
• Low Battery Level: If the hoverboard body swings for over 30 seconds, an alarm sounds, and the system enters protection mode.

WARNING! Stop riding if the hoverboard is not balanced or signals a safety stop. Continuing to ride with a low battery can cause injury and damage the battery.

Riding Practice

• Wear comfortable clothing and flat shoes.
• Practice until you can confidently get on/off, move, turn, and stop.
• Be aware of ground conditions and slow down on uneven terrain.
• Avoid riding in narrow spaces or near obstacles.
• Do not ride on steep slopes.
• Avoid riding in dimly lit or dark areas, or on slippery surfaces like ice or snow.
• Do not ride under the influence of alcohol or medication.
• Do not carry items that overload the hoverboard.
• Always maintain a speed that allows for immediate stopping.
• Keep a safe distance from other riders.
• Be aware that your height increases by approximately 10 cm while riding.
• Avoid distractions while riding, such as using a phone or listening to music loudly.
• Do not ride in the rain.
• Avoid riding on rough surfaces with debris.
• Ensure you comply with local regulations for hoverboard use.

Safety Riding Instructions

Adhere to these safety guidelines for a secure experience:

• Never use the hoverboard in situations where you might lose control or fall.
• Always wear protective gear like a helmet, knee pads, and elbow pads when learning.
• Hoverboards are for personal entertainment and not for public transport or motorways.
• Children weighing less than 20 kg should not ride. Adult supervision is required for children.
• Individuals with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or limited self-protection awareness, as well as pregnant women and disabled individuals, should not ride.
• Do not ride while carrying items that exceed the maximum load capacity.
• Always obey local traffic laws and yield to pedestrians.
• Maintain good vision by looking ahead.
• Bend your knees slightly to maintain balance on uneven surfaces.
• Keep your feet on the footpads at all times.
• Wear sports-friendly clothing for better maneuverability in emergencies.
• No passengers are allowed.
• Ensure the rider's weight is within the specified limits to prevent falls or damage.
• Be prepared to stop at any time.
• In case of an accident, wait for authorities to handle the situation.
• When riding with others, maintain a safe distance.
• Be mindful of your increased height while riding.
• Avoid sharp turns at high speed.
• Do not ride on cross slopes, as this can affect balance.
• Avoid riding in unsafe environments with flammable materials.

Battery Charging and Care

Proper battery management is crucial for performance and longevity.

Low Battery Indication

When the power indicator light turns red and flashes, the battery is low. Stop riding immediately. The hoverboard will prevent further use to avoid falls and battery damage.

Discontinue Use If:

• You notice any odor or overheating.
• Any substance has leaked from the battery.

Note: Battery removal and maintenance should only be performed by authorized personnel. Keep batteries away from children. Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the battery. Use only the original battery.

Charging Steps

1. Ensure the charging port is dry. Open the charging port cover.
2. Plug the AC end of the charger into a wall outlet (100-240V, 50-60 Hz). The charger's indicator light should be solid green.
3. Plug the DC connector of the charger into the hoverboard's charging port.
4. The charger's red indicator light signifies normal charging. If not, check the connection.
5. When the red indicator light turns green, the battery is fully charged. Stop charging to preserve battery life.

Note: Use local standard wall plugs. Charge and store the battery according to regulations. Charging time is approximately 4-5 hours. Do not charge if water is present in the charging port.

Temperature Considerations

For optimal charging efficiency, the battery temperature should be within the recommended range before and during charging. Extreme temperatures can prolong charging time or prevent a full charge.

Battery Parameters

Battery Transportation Precautions

WARNING: Lithium batteries are classified as dangerous goods. Obtain local legal permission before transporting them.

NOTE: For air or other transportation methods, please contact the company's designated agent regarding the transportation of the lithium-ion battery.

Contact Us

For any inquiries or assistance, please refer to the contact information provided separately or on the iHoverboard website.