Peg Perego Batteries

A Peg Perego battery is more than just a power source - it's the heartbeat of every Peg Perego ride-on toy. These batteries are specifically designed to be safe, durable, and reliable to ensure your little ones can enjoy endless hours of play without any interruptions.

You can choose from 6V, 12V, and 24V versions. These batteries support various toys, from rugged John Deere Gator XUV to stylish Polaris sports cars. Each battery ensures smooth and long-lasting adventures.

Here on this collection page, you'll find all the Peg Perego batteries you need to keep your child’s ride-on toys running at their best. We've carefully organized everything so you can easily choose the right battery based on the toy model and the power requirements. 

With the right Peg Perego battery, you’re not just buying a product but fueling adventures and creating lasting memories for your children.

Key Features of Our Peg Perego Batteries 

Peg Perego batteries stand out for their quality and performance features. Each battery is engineered to meet the specific demands of ride-on toys and ensure a safe and enjoyable play experience.

Firstly, these batteries are rechargeable, which means you can use them over and over again. They come in three main voltages: 6V for smaller toys, 12V for the perfect balance of power and safety, and 24V for the most robust toys in the lineup.

Each battery type also offers a unique combination of longevity and performance. The 6V batteries are great for light use and smaller toys. The 12V batteries provide more power, ideal for medium-sized ride-ons. The 24V batteries deliver maximum performance for larger toys that demand more power.

Furthermore, Peg Perego batteries feature built-in thermal protectors to prevent overheating. This safety feature protects children and extends the battery's lifespan.

For daily adventures or occasional play, Peg Perego has a solution. Each option ensures your child's toy operates efficiently and safely. You can find the exact battery for your needs right here on this page.

Types of Peg Perego Batteries We Offer

Peg Perego offers three main types of batteries. 6V, 12V, and 24V, each designed to power different ride-on toys to match energy needs and ensure safety for kids of various ages.

6V Batteries: Ideal for the youngest drivers, 6V batteries are used in smaller, lighter toys suitable for indoor or smooth outdoor surfaces. These batteries ensure the toy moves at a safe, manageable speed for little ones just starting to explore.

12V Batteries: Step up the fun with our 12V batteries, perfect for kids ready for a bit more adventure. These batteries can handle slightly rougher terrains and provide enough power for a more exciting ride without compromising safety. They are a great middle ground and offer longer playtimes and supporting features like sound systems and additional motors.

24V Batteries: For the ultimate outdoor experience, choose our 24V batteries designed for the biggest and most feature-packed ride-on toys. These batteries cater to older children and can power vehicles over diverse terrains at higher speeds. They're perfect for engaging, adventurous play that lasts.

How to Replace a Peg Perego Battery?

Replacing the battery in your child’s Peg Perego ride-on toy is straightforward. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to help you swap out the old battery for a new one.

Step 1: Make sure you have the correct replacement battery. Check whether you need a 6V, 12V, or 24V based on your toy's requirements. You can find all types right here on this collection page.

Step 2: Locate the battery compartment, usually found under the seat or the hood of the ride-on toy. You may need a screwdriver to open the compartment if it’s secured with screws.

Step 3: Carefully disconnect the old battery. If you’re replacing the entire system, remove the battery along with its case and wire harness. If only replacing the battery, ensure the connections and the case remain intact.

Step 4: Connect the New Battery Install the new battery by connecting it to the existing wire harness. Make sure the connections are secure, and there is no loose wiring.

Step 5: Test and Go Before closing the battery compartment, test the toy to ensure the new battery functions correctly. Once confirmed, secure the battery compartment back.

How to Charge Your Peg Perego Battery

Charging your Peg Perego battery correctly is key to maximizing the life and performance of your child's ride-on toy. Here are some essential tips and best practices to ensure you get the most out of your battery.

1. Read the Manual: Start by reading the charging instructions specific to your model in the Peg Perego manual. This will give you the most accurate guidance on charging times and procedures.

2. Use the Correct Charger: Always use the charger that came with your Peg Perego toy or an approved Peg Perego replacement charger. Using a non-approved charger can harm the battery and void the warranty.

3. Charging Time:

• 6V Batteries typically take about 6-8 hours to charge fully.

• 12V Batteries usually require around 8-12 hours.

• 24V Batteries might need up to 18 hours for a full charge. Charging the battery overnight is a good idea so it’s ready for play the next day.

4. Initial Charge: When you first get your Peg Perego battery, charge it for a full 18 hours before the first use, regardless of the voltage. This initial long charge helps condition the battery and improves its future performance.

5. Regular Charging: Charge the battery after each use, even if the toy hasn’t been used for long. Avoid letting the battery run completely flat, which can shorten its lifespan.

6. Storage and Maintenance Charging: If you're not going to use the battery for an extended period, make sure it is fully charged beforehand. Store it in a cool, dry place. Charging the battery at least once every three months is recommended to keep it from going flat and maintain its health.

7. Check Connections: Before and after charging, check that all connections are secure and that there are no loose wires or damaged parts. Ensure the battery area is clean and free from debris.

8. Safety First: Keep the charger and battery out of reach of children and never charge the battery unsupervised. Always place the battery on a non-flammable surface while charging.

Troubleshooting Common Battery Issues

Troubleshooting common battery issues for your Peg Perego ride-on toy doesn’t have to be a hassle. Here are some quick fixes for the most typical problems, like a battery that won’t charge or flashing charger lights.

Battery Not Charging: Ensure the charger is correctly plugged into the battery and the wall outlet if your battery isn't charging. If everything is connected correctly, the battery still won’t charge. Check the power outlet with another device to ensure the issue isn't with the outlet. 

If the charger has a light indicator, no light or a blinking light can indicate a problem with the charger itself or the battery connections. Try cleaning the battery contacts and check for any loose wires. If these steps don’t solve the problem, the battery may need to be replaced.

Flashing Charger Lights: Flashing lights on your charger can indicate different issues depending on their pattern. Generally, a steady green light means the battery is fully charged, and a red light shows it's currently charging. If the light is flashing red, it might signal a charging error.

First, make sure the battery isn't too hot or too cold, as extreme temperatures can affect charging. Unplug the charger for a few minutes, then try again. If the light continues to flash, consult the Peg Perego manual for specific light indicators or consider replacing the charger.

Battery Runs Out Quickly: If the battery loses charge faster than usual, ensure it's receiving a full charge between uses. If shortened battery life continues, this often indicates the battery is nearing the end of its useful life and needs replacing.

General Tips: Remember, maintaining the connections clean and ensuring the battery and charger are stored in a cool, dry place can prevent many issues. If you continue to experience problems, refer back to your Peg Perego manual for troubleshooting tips or consider reaching out for professional help.