Raleigh One Battery: Match the 360 Wh Record and Its Charger Label

Raleigh One battery information contains several electrical units that answer different questions. The saved HIGH listing names a Vestel Li-ION InTube IF04 battery at 360 Wh and a MIVICE 5A Quick Charger. The separate Step Through record names the same battery description but a 2A Smart Charger. Preserve that difference before asking about charging equipment.

Keep the Raleigh One battery name and capacity together

Vestel, InTube IF04 and 360 Wh form the useful battery identification in the source. Wh expresses the listed energy capacity. It is not a charging-current label, a measured range or a promise about how much energy remains in a particular used battery.

The source's e-System table also contains 36V and 250W in the Display entry, alongside MIVICE C201B Accell Remote. Those figures do not change the battery capacity into 360 volts or identify a second, larger battery. Keep each unit attached to its original field instead of combining nearby electrical numbers.

Do not merge the two charger entries

For HIGH, the manufacturer prints MIVICE Quick Charger, Quick-Charger 5A. LOW instead prints MIVICE Smart Charger, Charger 2A. The current comparison is therefore between two differently named catalogue entries, even though their battery lines look alike.

That observation does not approve either charger for the other bicycle. It also supplies no complete connector, output-voltage or charging-time specification. An advertised current cannot, by itself, tell an owner which spare charger to order or how long an individual battery will take to charge.

Build the enquiry around the actual supplied equipment

The Raleigh One - Smart Bike — Sage Grey listing identifies the local One model. Its V25ONE10 identity connects the question to HIGH, rather than the ROET1480 Step Through. Include the labels on the supplied battery and charger when asking the seller for the applicable charging documentation.

The saved table's motor entry says MIVICE without a torque figure. Neither that brand name nor 360 Wh supplies a tested distance or hill-climbing result. The Raleigh model topic and range background help distinguish other electric families while the charging question stays tied to this equipment.

FAQ: battery and charger labels

Is 360 Wh a charger-current rating?

No. The battery's energy entry and charger-current entries are separate.

Does LOW list the same charger as HIGH?

No. The saved descriptions say 2A Smart Charger and 5A Quick Charger.

Do matching battery names approve a charger swap?

No. The records do not provide that interchangeability approval.

Sources

• Raleigh One HIGH record (https://raleigh.co.uk/en-int/products/one-vtas1).
• Raleigh One Step Through comparison (https://raleigh.co.uk/en-int/products/one-roet1).
• Saved source records reread 6 November 2026; component substitution and model-specific limits remain applicable.

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