Mahle X20, Power assistant levels

[AlanWilliams]

I've been looking at the technical information on the Mahle X20 and whilst the website indicates there are three levels of assistance I cant find where that can be shown in Watts.
Does anyone know assuming 100% setting via the app on each level, what would this be in Watts?

 

[ColinJ]

I've been looking at the technical information on the Mahle X20 and whilst the website indicates there are three levels of assistance I cant find where that can be shown in Watts.
Does anyone know assuming 100% setting via the app on each level, what would this be in Watts?

Surely, if the maximum power of the motor is 250 W then 100% = 250 W, 50% = 125 W, 20% = 50 W and so on?

 

[cosmicbike]

It is user adjustable via the app, you can define each level yourself.

 

[youngoldbloke]

Surely, if the maximum power of the motor is 250 W then 100% = 250 W, 50% = 125 W, 20% = 50 W and so on?

As there are three power bands, maybe:
Level 1, 33% = 82.5 W. Level 2, 66% = 165W, Level 3, 100% = 250W.
Then within each band you can adjust the setting between 30% and 100%.
Why not email them and ask?

 

[cosmicbike]

As there are three power bands, maybe:
Level 1, 33% = 82.5 W. Level 2, 66% = 165W, Level 3, 100% = 250W.
Then within each band you can adjust the setting between 30% and 100%.
Why not email them and ask?

If you want to, you can have level 1 as 100%, it is entirely defined by the user. Yes it comes with standard settings but these are easy tochange.

 

[youngoldbloke]

If you want to, you can have level 1 as 100%, it is entirely defined by the user. Yes it comes with standard settings but these are easy tochange.

Yes, I know but the OP asked: "Does anyone know assuming 100% setting via the app on each level, what would this be in Watts?"
100% of level 1 in watts is obviously less than 100% of level 2, which is less than level 3.

 

[ColinJ]

Yes, I know but the OP asked: "Does anyone know assuming 100% setting via the app on each level, what would this be in Watts?"
100% of level 1 in watts is obviously less than 100% of level 2, which is less than level 3.

Ah, I see where OP was confused... The settings are percentages of maximum power, not percentages of percentages of maximum power!