Ninebot G30LP

The G30LP is a cheaper, lighter version of the Ninebot G30P.

It features similar hardware to the G30P in most ways but with the following differences:

• Smaller frame
• Smaller Battery
• Lighter
• No AC Charging (Must use external charging brick)

The Ninebot G30LP via Segway[1].

The main page for guides relating to this model is at Ninebot Max Stuff.

Specifications

Original specs via Segway.

Ninebot ES1

Dimensions	Unfolded: Approx. 43.7in x 18.6in x 45.1in (1109 × 472 × 1146 mm) Folded: Approx. 43.7in x 18.6in x 21.0in (1109 × 472 × 534mm)
Net Weight	Approx. Approx. 38.6lbs (17.5 kg)
Rider Weight	66.1 - 220.5lbs (30.0 - 100.0kg)
Max Speed	Approx. 18.6 mph (30 km/h)
Advertised Range	Approx. 24.9 miles (40 km)
Max Slope	Approx. 20%
Traversable Terrain	Asphalt/flat pavement; obstacles ≺ 0.4 in (1 cm); gaps ≺ 1.2 in (3 cm)
Operating Temperature	14–104°F (-10–40°C)
Storage Temperature
IP Rating	IPX5
Charge Time	Approx. 6.5h
Battery Voltage	36 VDC
Charging Voltage	42 VDC
Charging Temperature	32–104°F (0–40°C)
Battery Capacity	10200 mAh / 367 Wh
Motor Power	350W (Max 750W)
Charger Power	71W
Charger Current	1.7A
Shocks	None
Tires	Tubeless tire, Material: Natural carbon-black synthetic rubber, 60/70-6.5. Straight nozzle

Vehicle Images

These images were taken of a late 2021 version of the G30LP.

There may be minor cosmetic differences between these and currently sold or past sold models.

Bottom

Images of the bottom of the vehicle.

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  The bottom cover of the Ninebot G30LP.

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  The bottom cover removed, exposing the battery and ESC.

Side

Images of the left or right side of the vehicle.

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  The FCC Label for the Ninebot G30LP.

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  The charging port. Notice there is no ability to charge with AC unlike with the G30P.

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  The Serial Number Label for the Ninebot G30LP.