Nami Klima SE

Name: Nami Klima SE
Brand: Nami Electric
SKU: NAMKLSE
Price: 1499.0 EUR
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1 x 800W Power

30 kg Weight

10" Tubeless Tyres

Until 50 km Range

52V 946Wh Battery

Disc Brakes

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Whether you're a sportsman, a suburbanite or a city dweller, there's mobility for everyone. Nami Electric has come up with the electric scooter that adapts to each of your journeys.
Pulse your way
Burn-e, Blast, Klima and Stellar give you the power you need in all driving conditions.
Energy in your hands!
Thanks to two easy-to-use comodos, you can intuitively control all the settings on your scooter. Stay focused on what's important: your riding and enjoying the moment.

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The Nami Klima SE

New model in the Klima range, discover the Nami Klima SE. With these new assets, this new electric scooter will seduce you.

Always with the desire to offer you the best, the Nami brand presents the Klima SE. This new model succeeds the other models in the Klima range.. . .
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The Nami Klima SE

New model in the Klima range, discover the Nami Klima SE. With these new assets, this new electric scooter will seduce you.

Always with the desire to offer you the best, the Nami brand presents the Klima SE. This new model succeeds the other models in the Klima range. Thus, the Klima SE keeps the same design with a smaller size and different capacities.

With this versatile model, you can tackle all types of terrain with optimal comfort.

Technical characteristics of the Nami Klima SE

The Klima SE has a lot of features. For starters, we can notice its 800W motor .

Its 52V 946Wh battery gives you a substantial range of 50 km. You can therefore take full advantage of your electric scooter. Whether for your daily journeys or for longer rides, you can ride with peace of mind.

Thanks to its power, you can climb slopes of up to 30°. The Klima SE allows you to overcome obstacles. Its weight of 30 kg must also be taken into account. This weight is justified by the composition and the numerous equipment that the model offers.

Summary of technical characteristics:

800W motor
Battery 52V 946Wh
Weight 30 kg
50 km autonomy
Slope <30°

Other features of the scooter

Let's take a closer look at the many features of the Klima SE. In addition to its power, this model offers you comfort and safety.

Note its spring suspensions at the front and rear. These allow you to tackle all types of roads and provide you with optimal comfort. Thus, they will absorb all the shocks and imperfections of the road.

In addition, its disc brakes allow for optimal braking quality. You can then enjoy the power of this scooter while being certain of being able to brake and stop at any time. In the event of emergency braking, be sure to be able to stop your scooter quickly.

Added to all this are 10-inch wheels with tubeless tires . This also helps to provide you with comfort and safety during your rides. The absorption quality is then optimal.

Enhanced security with NFC kit to block and secure

The Nami Klima One electric scooter is equipped with NFC technology .

Instant Start : No more searching for the power button or entering a code. With NFC, you can simply hold the card close to your scooter and start it in an instant. Enjoy a quick and easy start-up to get started on your ride without waiting.

Secure Lock : Safety is Nami Electric's top priority. With NFC technology, you can lock and unlock your scooter with a simple tap of your card, providing enhanced security when leaving it unattended.

Klima SE

It was in 2020 that Michael Sha and Johann Maugueret founded the Nami Electric brand, combining knowledge sharing in engineering and international distribution. Having experienced great success, they have positioned themselves at the forefront of the electric mobility market, offering high-end and robust vehicles. Innovative and intelligent, they rely on the opinion of their community to offer scooters that match consumers.

Powerful and reliable, Nami scooters offer remarkable comfort thanks to their air shock absorber. This technology allows for driving without the discomfort of road defects.

An After-Sales Service is available to answer your questions and those of your customers. In order to always satisfy you and your customers, E-Ride has in stock each spare part of the scooters.

*Electric scooter, sold restricted to 25km/h, can therefore be used on public roads, in accordance with current law

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1. Adopt prudent behavior

Electric scooter users must adopt prudent behavior, both for theirsecuritythan for that of others, especially pedestrians. When you are on your electric scooter, pedestrians are thevulnerable people, you must make sure to give them thepriority. Similarly, when you park, this must not prevent the proper movement of pedestrians. The highway code also applies to EDPMs(Motorized personal transport devices).

In order to drive safely, it is necessary to adopt agood postureon the scooter; we start by adjusting the handlebars correctly but also by positioning our body and feet correctly. With this good position, you will be able to be stable on the machine, but also avoid back pain or getting tired too quickly.

2. Wearing a helmet

To be sure to drive safely and even if the latter is not obligatory, it ishighly recommendedto wear a helmet. When an accident occurs40%of them touch the head and only5%report wearing a helmet at the time of the accident. This finding supports the idea of wearing a helmet. New foldable helmets have appeared on the market that can easily fit into a bag if you ever need to use an EDPM.

3. Dress code

Just like a good oneappropriate clothingis recommended (jeans, a jacket), as well as wearing light clothing in order to bevisibleby everyone. You have to keep in mind that you do not have a body like cars, so in the event of an accident you are directly exposed, remember to protect yourself.

4. What weather should I ride in?

Due to aelectrical systempresent in our machines you have to pay attention to the weather when you ride. For example, when it is too hot or too cold, this can affect the autonomy of the scooter. Likewise when it rains or the road is wet, remember that electric scooters are not waterproof.

5. Safety on the road

If you want moresafetyto ride, you can opt foraccessoriessuch as the rearview mirror for electric scooter. It is perfect foranticipatewhat is happening behind you without having to turn your head, there is no imbalance. Thanks to this, you can avoid accidents due to inattention.

Safety also involves equipment such as elbow or knee guards because after head injuries, upper limb injuries are the most common.

Be also inperfect conditionand inperfect capacityof your means when you are about to take your scooter. Do not be distracted while driving.

6. Report your location

When you come to overtake another type of EDPM or other type of vehicle, this can represent a risky situation, you mustreportusing your horn and leave a minimum space of 1 meter between you. Since the machines are silent, those in front of us do not necessarily hear us arriving.

7. Check your EPDM

Before each trip, it is important to take care tomaintainhis machine. Always take a minute to check that thebrakesare functional; make sure it snaps into place properly and is not loose in any way. Test them to make sure they are good quality.

THEtiresmust be properly inflated with air, there are no cracks or dents, check if your wheels are solid.

Also make sure that yourlightsfunctional, that the brightness is strong enough, as well as the reflective devices that you have.

Finally, look at yourhandlebaris well fixed, well adapted to your size and that it is well aligned according to your front wheel.

All of these checks should ideally be done before each journey you make.

Remember that from time to time you can drop off your machine at the shop to have it serviced.

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Before purchasing an electric scooter, you should know more about the regulations in place.

Since October 23, 2019, electric scooters are considered land motor vehicles. They must therefore comply with the highway code and comply with current regulations.

1. Maximum speed

Your electric scooter is sold restricted to 25 km/h. You can therefore ride on public roads, in accordance with current law.

2. Age requirements

To drive a personal transportation device (PMD), you must be at least 14 years old.

3. In built-up areas

When traveling, you must ride on the road or on cycle paths provided for this purpose. Using an electric scooter on the sidewalk is prohibited. However, if your town hall allows it, you must ride at a moderate speed (around 6 km/h) so as not to disturb other users. Otherwise, be sure to turn off the engine of your electric scooter and travel on foot.

4. Outside built-up areas

If you have to travel outside built-up areas, it is completely forbidden to travel on the road. You run the risk of endangering your safety as well as that of other road users. It is therefore preferable to only travel on cycle paths or greenways.

5. Insurance

After purchasing an electric scooter, you must take out insurance. Your EDP must be covered by insurance that guarantees the driver's civil liability (article L-211-1 of the Insurance Code). After your purchase, take the time to choose the insurance that is best suited to your use. An uninsured electric scooter driver may be liable to a fine of up to €3,750!

6. Using your EDPM

It is strictly forbidden to carry a passenger. On an electric scooter, you must be alone.

7. Headphones and electronic devices

As in a car, earphones, headphones, and hands-free kits are strictly prohibited on electric scooters. Indeed, the use of this equipment cuts off external sound and distracts the user from the outside environment as well as from other users. The user is likely not to hear an approaching car or a horn.

8. Recommended equipment

If you drive at night, or when visibility is poor (fog, etc.), it is mandatory to wear a reflective vest in order to be seen by other road users. A helmet and gloves are not mandatory when on cycle paths or greenways. However, as soon as the driver leaves these places to go to authorized roads, he/she must wear a helmet. A fall from an electric scooter, even at low speed, is very painful. You can easily hit your head on a rock or the sidewalk.Wear a helmet!

9. Sanctions

Any electric scooter user who does not comply with the regulations may be subject to a penalty.F

- Failure to comply with traffic rules or transporting another passenger: €35 fine.

- Driving with a faulty braking system: €68 fine.

- Driving on the sidewalk without permission: €135 fine.

- Failure to wear a helmet on authorized roads: €135 fine.

- Wearing headphones or devices capable of emitting sound: €135 fine.

- EDP driving at more than 25 km/h: €1,500 fine.

- Failure to comply with mandatory equipment: fine of €11 to €17.

- Dangerous behavior, likely to put your life and the lives of others in danger: up to 1 year in prison and a €15,000 fine.

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FAQ

What are the advantages of an electric scooter?

The advantages of personal electric scooters include their ease of use, low operating costs compared to motorized vehicles, reduced environmental impact, compactness and adaptability to urban commutes.

What are the advantages of an electric scooter compared to a classic scooter?

Electric scooters offer ease of use and their size allows them to go anywhere without having to make a great physical effort. They are ecological because they run on electricity, thus reducing greenhouse gas emissions. They are often foldable and lightweight, which makes them practical to transport and store.

What is the average range of an electric scooter?

The autonomy varies according to the model, the battery capacity, the type of road used, the weather (if there is a lot of wind for example) or even the morphology of the user. In general, an electric scooter can travel between 15 and 100 kilometers on a single charge.

How long does it take to charge an electric scooter?

Charging time also depends on the capacity of the battery and the charger. As a general rule, it takes between 3 and 8 hours to fully charge an electric scooter. For larger batteries, it takes at least 10 hours.

What is the maximum speed of an electric scooter?

The maximum speed allowed on public roads in France is 25 km/h.

Are electric scooters legal on public roads?

Regulations vary by country and municipality. In many places, electric scooters are allowed on bike paths, but they may be prohibited on some roads. It is important to research local laws before riding an electric scooter.

What criteria should be taken into account when choosing an electric scooter?

Battery life
Engine power
The quality of construction and materials
The size and weight of the scooter
Additional features such as front and rear lights, braking, etc.

How much does an electric scooter cost?

The price varies considerably depending on the brand, model and features. Electric scooters can be found from a few hundred euros to several thousand euros for high-end models.

What is the average lifespan of an electric scooter?

The lifespan depends on many factors, including build quality, frequency of use, and maintenance. In general, a good electric scooter can last for several years with proper maintenance.

What safety equipment is recommended for using an electric scooter?

A helmet (preferably full face)
Knee pads and elbow pads
Gloves
Reflective clothing, especially if you plan to ride at night.

How to maintain an electric scooter?

Clean the scooter regularly with a cloth to remove dirt and debris.
Check and tighten screws and bolts if necessary.
Keep the battery charged to prevent it from completely discharging.
Have your brakes and tires checked regularly by a professional.

Do I need to take out insurance for my electric scooter?

In many countries, it is not mandatory to take out specific insurance for personal electric scooters. However, it is recommended to check local regulations and take out liability insurance or specific insurance if necessary to protect yourself in the event of an accident or property damage.
In this case, insurance has become compulsory in France.

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