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Outrider Alpha 4 Series (2016) battery
The Outrider Alpha 4 Series runs on a 48V 46.4Ah (2227 Wh) battery rated for up to 170 miles.
48 Vnominal voltage
2,227 Whbattery capacity
170 mimax range
2replacement packs listed
Battery specifications
- Nominal voltage
- 48 V
- Capacity
- 46.4 Ah
- Energy
- 2,227 Wh
- Battery brand / cells
- Allcell (American Made), Integrated BMS
- Chemistry and layout
- Lithium Polymer
- Battery weight
- 12 lb
- Charge time
- 2 hours
- Estimated range
- 65–170 miles
- Motor
- AstroFlight (Customized 3220, Runs at 12,000 RPM, 93% Effici, Mid-Mounted Geared Motor, 750W nominal, 4200W peak
- Torque
- 104 Nm
- Class
- Throttle on Demand (Class 2), Moped or Motorcycle (Class 4)
- Launch price
- $14,985
Efficiency at max range: about 13.1 Wh per mile.
Packs with matching voltage and capacity
Packs at 48V with at least 2004 Wh
| Pack | Seller | Type | Voltage | Capacity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triangle Battery FC04 48V 52V 45AH BMS50A LG5000 Ebike Battery Pack for 0-2000W Cheapest Best $/Wh | Unit Pack Power | Aftermarket | 48 V | 2,160 Wh | $447 |
| Mode Mobility 48V 46Ah Battery | EM3ev | Aftermarket | 48 V | 2,208 Wh | $470 |
Other Outrider batteries
More Outrider models
| Model | Year | Battery | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horizon 2 Series | 2016 | 48V 23.2Ah | 1,114 Wh |
| Nomad 3 Series | 2016 | 48V 46.4Ah | 2,227 Wh |
| 422 Alpha | 2014 | 44.4V 48Ah | 2,131 Wh |
| Horizon | 2014 | 43.2V 69Ah | 3,000 Wh |
| 2013 422 Alpha | 2013 | 44.4V 50Ah | 2,200 Wh |
Frequently asked questions
What battery does the Outrider Alpha 4 Series use?
The Outrider Alpha 4 Series (2016) uses a 48V 46.4Ah, 2227 Wh battery from Allcell (American Made), Integrated BMS (Lithium Polymer).
How far can the Outrider Alpha 4 Series go on one charge?
Estimated range is 65 to 170 miles depending on assist level, rider weight, terrain and temperature.
Can I use a bigger battery on the Outrider Alpha 4 Series?
A higher amp-hour pack at the same 48V voltage adds range, as long as it fits the mount and connector. Do not use a higher-voltage pack unless the controller is rated for it.