Description
DAISY is an advanced, and very comfortable LEMS, luxury enclosed mobility scooter.
DAISY is only a little larger than other cabin mobility scooters, making this luxury enclosed mobility scooter usable and very comfortable even for the largest person, and it is crammed full of refinement, a luxury enclosed cabin mobility scooter at an affordable price.
DAISY has enough power and torque to go absolutely anywhere, thanks to its’ two-speed differential, to smoothly drive anywhere you want to go, and at a comfortable speed in the open, and has up to an 80 km maximum driving range.
DAISY is an all-weather LEMS, luxury enclosed mobility scooter, fit for a royal.
CCC / ISO Certification
V2 w/o aircon, 1.5kW, 60V80Ah LITHIUM, 250 kg load, 3,3/6.6/10/20/30 /kph, 80 km
The pictures say more than a thousand words.
Luxury enclosed cabin mobility scooters for the decerning mobility challenged.
Get on the foot paths / cycle paths / road paths / byways and see the city and the country.
Just get in and forget the weather !
Features
- Two door
- Motor cycle steering and controls
- Maximum range of up to 80 km *
- Five speed 3.3/6.6/10/20/30 kph
- Now with Low Gear Shift ! Climb any driveway or hill
- Maintenance Free Deep Cycle Lithium Battery
- Front and rear damping suspension
- Four wheel disk brakes
- Four wheel parking brake
- Brushless no maintenance DC motor
- Heavy duty controller
- Weight capacity 250kg
- CCC / ISO Certification – meets all international standards for electric mobility vehicles
* Depends on user mass, terrain and battery type and condition, based on 80 kg driver on straight and level smooth hard ground, all things in good condition, and a steady speed.
Equipment:
- Motorcycle steering and controls
- Windscreen wiper with washer
- Key lock doors
- Electric windows
- LCD electronic instrument dashboard
- Radio, blue tooth, USB, auxiliary
- MP3 Media display with multi display function
- Battery capacity gauge
- Speed display
- Odometer
- Speaker
- Rear vision mirrors
- Rear view camera
- Rear plate light
- Key start / stop
- Heater / Demister 600W
- LED lights powerful and elegant
- High / low beam halogen head lights
- Fog light
- Indicators
- Three electronic maximum speeds
- Hi / Low differential gear shift
- Horn
- Two doors with locking
- Large skylight opening
- Rear window opening
- Large wheels with pneumatic tyres for a good ride
- Hydraulic disk brakes four wheels
- Park brakes on all four wheels
- Sliding / tilting front captain’s seat – comfortable
- Seatbelt
- Large space in rear for shopping and goods
Specifications
Maker: Xili Vehicle Co
Model: Daisy
Model Number: HMY
Certification: CCC / ISO 9001
Colour: Dark Blue
Dimensions: 227 x 110 x 160 cm (L x W x H)
Weight (total): 326 kg
Weight without batteries: 289 kg
Weight capacity: 250 kg
Wheelbase: 154 cm
Span Rear Wheels: 98 cm
Body Type: Unitary construction
Maximum speed: 3,3 / 6.6 / 10 / 20 / 30 kph
Do not exceed 10 kph on paths with pedestrians
Maximum range *: 80 km
Maximum slope *: 23° 44%
Ground Clearance: 15 cm
Heater: 600W
Motor: 60V 1500W brushless DC
Drive Type: Rear automatic control with two speeds differential
Braking: Hydraulic disk all wheels
Parking Brake: 2 / 4 wheels
Wheels: 400-10
Suspension: Front and Rear: Integral hydraulic damping
Tyres: 17×4″ 400-10 Front: 220kPa, Rear: 250kPa
Battery: 60V 80Ah Lithium Ternary
Battery charger: 60V 10A
Shipping details (Transporter): 330 kg 226x125x170 cm 4.8 cubic meters
* Varies with user weight, terrain type, driving style, battery charge, battery condition, temperature, and tyre / wheel type and condition. Information taken from manufacturers specifications.
DAISY Motor & Battery Combination
DAISY has been upgraded to have a Motor and Lithium Battery combination giving exceptional performance.
DAISY has a 60V DC 1.5 kW Brushless Motor, powerful and efficient.
DAISY has a 60V 80Ah Lithium battery.
DAISY Lithium battery is so much better than the standard Lead Acid Battery, in many ways, not limited to but including performance and overall driving cost.
In practice depending on driving style, terrain, load, speed etc, you will get between 65 – 70 km distance. With the heater or air conditioner going, you will get less distance. Also, remember Lithium batteries have a short end phase in their power supply, so run out quickly.
While driving, when the voltage displayed drops to 57.5V, it is time to recharge the battery. This is when the resting Voltage is about 61.5 Volt.
These batteries are rated at 500-800 charging cycles.
So, say 60 km x 500 cycles = 30,000 km.
The cost to run DAISY is about 1.3 cent/km for electricity, and about 12 cents/km for the battery.
Please note, this information is as per this particular type of Lithium battery and is not what you may know or be told about other types of Lithium batteries.
FAQ's
Does a Mobility Scooter / Daisy need to be registered?
In Australia you do not register your Mobility Scooter, except for Queensland, and it is registered for ownership only.
Can I drive my Mobility Scooter / Daisy on the road?
You may drive your Mobility Scooter / Daisy on a public road if for any reason the footpath is not suitable. You must obey all the rules of a pedestrian or cyclist.
How often should I charge my Mobility Scooter / Daisy?
It is best to charge when the battery is down to no less than 20% charge (SOC). This is after around 65-70 km driving, depending on several driving factors.
When the voltage drops to about 57.5 volts while driving on the flat hard ground, it is time to recharge. When the resting Voltage (when you first turn the key on) drops to 61.5V it must be charged.
When charged, disconnect the charger and use your Daisy as soon as possible, the next day is ok, to use some of the top charge in the battery, as the special Lithium battery prefers not to be left fully charged.
When in storage, the Lithium battery should be at approximately 62-63 V, half full, or half empty, and make sure the LEMS’s Power / Overload switch is OFF, so there is no chance of accidentally drawing current from the stored battery.
If the battery goes below 49 volts, the BMS (battery management system) will switch off to protect the battery, and the battery will have to be returned to Ronica Trade to try and remedy the situation. There is a 250.00 fee (if successful) to attempt the resurrection, and no guarantees.
What is the average life of a Mobility Scooter / Daisy battery?
The Daisy lithium batteries last around 500+ full cycles. To ensure the battery lasts as long as possible, follow the charging instructions as in the previous question.
Why is a Lithium battery so much better than a Lead-Acid battery?
Firstly, the voltage platform is higher for a Lithium battery, and thus there is more power produced by the motor, and more consistently.
Secondly, the power available (power density) is much greater, making the battery much lighter, and thirdly the power is able to be delivered faster.
Lastly, the ideal temperature for all batteries is 25 C. Temperature limits are, for Lead Acid 0-+35 C, for the Daisy Lithium battery it is -20-+45 C. Temperatures over 35 C damage lead acid batteries.
What is the running cost of a Daisy?
The electric power cost for the Daisy is approximately 1.3 cents/km.
As in all electric mobility devices, it is the cost of the battery that is the expensive part.
The total running cost of a Mobility Car is about 13 cent/km plus any servicing.
Can I use other batteries in my Daisy?
You could use another type of battery in the Daisy, but the type installed from new is by far the best for the job, as explained in the answers above.
We recommend to only install the correct battery available from your dealer or directly from Mobility Scooters for Hire Sale Service.
What is the service schedule for Daisy?
Daisy requires a service every year or 1000km. Change the differential oil with SAE 80-90 gear oil. Oil and use WD40 spray on all joints and moving parts. Wash with running water and a very soft cloth or brush, and wipe as required with a damp soft cloth. Do not use detergents or other cleaners, they are not required. Never wipe in a dry condition, as the dust and sand will scratch surfaces.
What is the correct way to connect the power to the charger?
Operation Instructions :
Connect outlet plug of the charger to the Daisy.
Connect the inlet plug of the charger to AC power socket, and when or if connected, turn the power switch on.
When the indicator light is RED it is charging (sometimes this maybe flashing at around one second intervals). When GREEN it is fully charged.
Charging time is proportional to the power required to fully charge the battery, and that is what was used since the last charging.
To disconnect the charger, turn off or remove the charger input plug from the AC power supply.
Remove the charger outlet plug from the Daisy.
Notes :
Do not use outside in the sun, rain or damp
Do not use in dusty conditions
Do not place on inflammable materials
Do not drop
Ensure the correct charger is used for correct battery type and capacity.
Some chargers have different colour light sequences, please check and note when first using.
