Eljet Kolonožka® Lite crazy white

Eljet Kolonožka® Lite crazy white
The Eljet Kolonožka® Lite hoverboard is an electric vehicle suitable for children and beginners. With its intuitive controls and gyroscopic balancing system, it offers a stable and safe ride. Two motors with a total power of 500W allow it to reach speeds of up to 10km/h. On a single charge, the 2Ah battery provides a range of up to 8km, which is plenty for outdoor fun. The hoverboard has a weight capacity of 100kg.
Key features of the Eljet Kolonožka® Lite hoverboard
- Designed for children and beginners
- Maximum speed of 10km/h
- Range of up to 8km on a single charge
- Motor power of 2×250W
- Equipped with a gyroscopic balancing system for stability
- Maximum weight capacity of 100kg
- Battery with 2Ah capacity and 36V voltage
- Capable of climbing inclines up to 10°
- 6.5-inch wheels
- Weighs 6.4kg
Hoverboard performance and range
Propulsion is provided by a pair of 250W motors, with each motor powering one wheel. This power distribution contributes to smooth acceleration and precise control when turning. The hoverboard reaches a maximum speed of 10km/h. An integrated 36V battery with a 2Ah capacity provides enough power for a range of up to 8 kilometres on a single full charge. The total power of 500W can also handle inclines of up to 10°.
Stability and intuitive controls
An integrated gyroscopic system forms the basis of the controls. It uses sensors to evaluate the rider's position and automatically keeps the platform level, ensuring stability. The hoverboard is steered by shifting your weight – leaning forward accelerates, leaning back brakes, and leaning to the sides turns. The low centre of gravity, combined with the 6.5-inch wheels, further enhances stability on paved surfaces.
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Rulyt s.r.o, 5.května 435, 440 01 Dobroměřice, [email protected], www.rulyt.cz
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