What are the precautions for using lithium batteries?

Lithium batteries are one of the new energy products advocated by China's thermal energy. Lithium batteries are now widely used by consumers because of their own advantages. Lithium batteries are used in their work, such as the production of lithium batteries for large-scale electric equipment. It will bring great losses to consumers, and it is also very important to use lithium batteries correctly.

East / West material

Wet cloth

Insulation tape

Approach / Process

1 Notes 1. Read the battery instructions carefully and use batteries recommended by lithium batteries for large-scale electric equipment to operate according to operating procedures;

2 Note 2. Check whether the touch parts of electrical appliances and batteries are clean, wipe them with wet cloth if necessary, and load them in the correct polar direction after being boring;

3 Note 3. When there is no adult supervision, do not allow children to replace batteries. Small batteries such as AAA should be placed in places where children can not obtain them;

4 Notes 4. Do not mix different types of batteries for lithium batteries for new, old batteries or large electric equipment, especially dry batteries and rechargeable batteries;

5 Caution 5. Do not try to regenerate a battery by heating, charging, or other means to prevent the risk of attack;

6 Caution 6. Do not short-circuit the rechargeable battery, otherwise it will damage the battery and will heat the battery to burn.

7 Caution 7. Do not heat the battery or throw it into water or fire. Placing the battery in water will invalidate the battery. Placing the battery in the fire will cause the battery to break or break.

8 Be careful not to take the battery apart, or try to penetrate the battery with a sharp weapon, as the battery's internal electrolytic fluid can damage the skin and clothing.

9 Note item 9. After using the electric appliance, the power switch should be disconnected to prevent fire due to heat, etc.;

Note that batteries should be removed from appliances that have not been used for a long time and stored after the battery is empty. And take out the charge and discharge once every 3 months or so;

11 Attention 11. Battery should be kept in a cool, boring place to prevent direct sunlight;

12 Note that nickel chargers and lithium chargers can not be mixed;

13 Caution 13. Battery can not be welded. The high temperature that occurs during welding will damage the internal structure of the battery, which may make the battery unusable or even present risks;

14 Note that reverse charging is equivalent to overdischarge. Overdischarge can cause adverse reactions within the battery and cause severe damage to the battery, generating a lot of gas, which is likely to cause chemical leakage in the rechargeable battery.

15 Caution 15. Can't put rechargeable batteries under rain. Rainwater can conduct electricity. When the battery is placed under rain, it is likely to short-circuit, causing the battery to burn due to instantaneous high current discharge, which will damage the battery or risk of attack.

16 Notice that the battery can not be stored in a high temperature or high humidity environment. The response of the battery itself will increase, so it will not be able to supply the electrical appliance with sufficient capacity. In addition, under high temperature and high humidity, the aging speed of the battery will also be greatly accelerated, and it will also corrode electronic components(including high-temperature batteries).

17 Note 17. Do not insert the positive and negative poles of the battery, otherwise it will cause the battery to swell or break;

18 Notice that when the battery is preserved, it is best not to mix it with metal objects, nor to tear off the insulating film that is wrapped outside.

Notice

You must read the battery manual.

Don't let children replace batteries.

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