The QS-S4 6-pin electric scooter display combines a bright LCD, integrated throttle and control buttons in one housing. It supports 36–60 V systems and displays real-time speed, battery charge level and distance travelled. It can replace a worn or faulty display on scooters using the matching QS-S4 system and 6-pin connection. For “QS-S4 36–60 V display”, verify the original connector, wiring and controller compatibility before installation.

QS-S4 6-pin electric scooter display specifications

• Model: QS-S4
• Operating voltage: 36–60 V; supports 36 V, 48 V, 52 V and 60 V systems
• Connector: 6-pin, with 6 contacts
• Bright LCD with real-time speed and battery charge indication
• Integrated throttle
• ODO total-distance and TRIP journey-distance functions
• 3 riding modes
• MODE and power buttons
• Robust, durable housing
• Weight: approximately 170 g

Ride information and adjustable settings

The LCD is readable in daylight and lower-light conditions. ODO and TRIP let you check accumulated distance and individual journey distance alongside speed and battery charge.

Depending on the controller used, settings can include maximum speed, riding modes, automatic switch-off time and speed measurement units. Available adjustments therefore depend on the scooter’s controller, not just the dashboard.

Compatible models and connector checks

Suitable for the following scooters when equipped with the matching QS-S4 display system and 6-pin connector:

• Zero 8
• Zero 9
• Zero 10
• Zero 10X
• Kaabo models using the QS-S4 control system
• Other electric scooters using a QS-S4 display and 6-pin connection

Before ordering, check the connector, operating voltage and existing display model. QS-S4 displays are available with different connectors, including 5-pin and 6-pin versions, which are not interchangeable. Visually similar displays may be incompatible, so compare your existing unit with the product photographs.

Fitting and fault checks

The dashboard mounts on the handlebar and connects to the controller through its 6-pin connector. Disconnect the battery before carrying out replacement work.

If the display will not switch on, does not show speed or has an unresponsive throttle, the display itself is not necessarily faulty. A defective controller, damaged wiring or a power circuit fault can also cause these symptoms.