Walkie-talkie battery storage and maintenance introduction

The radio of the walkie-talkie is not charged. You must be worried to encounter this situation. In order to solve this problem fundamentally, we must know how to store and maintain the battery of the walkie-talkie. If it is done well in storage and maintenance, it can avoid similar situations and extend the life of the battery. Below, let's learn how to store and maintain the battery of the walkie-talkie.

Common walkie-talkie batteries are nickel-cadmium batteries, nickel-hydrogen batteries, and lithium batteries. Under normal circumstances, these batteries can be charged 300-500 times and have a life span of 12-20 months. If the battery is not properly used, the battery is not properly stored and maintained, and the battery may be charged and the life is shortened.

Interphone battery storage

Lithium-ion batteries and nickel-metal hydride batteries, if not stored for a long time, will continue to discharge slowly during the placement process. This will easily lead to a decrease in battery capacity or a direct sleep state, which will seriously affect the battery life. Therefore, it is recommended not to place these batteries for a long time.

If the battery does need to be stored for a long time, it is recommended to store the battery in a classified manner. The long-term storage of lithium batteries requires more than 40% of the charge, and the long-term storage of nickel-metal hydride batteries should reach 80%. If conditions permit, the battery storage temperature can be set to 15 ° C or lower, which can slow down battery aging.

Walkie-talkie battery maintenance

Fully charged for the first time

Nickel-chromium batteries and nickel-metal hydride batteries should be charged for 14-16 hours before being used for the first time. Before the lithium battery and lithium polymer battery are used for the first time, the charging time should be extended by 1-2 hours after the charging indicator turns green. The purpose of this is to make the battery have the largest amount of storage.

The new battery maintenance is stressful

The new battery is a battery that is not intended to be used in the near future. It should be stored in a ventilated, dry, cool environment. Storage time is also limited, nickel-chromium batteries can not be stored for a maximum of one year, nickel-metal hydride batteries, lithium batteries and lithium polymer batteries can be stored for up to 18 months. These two considerations are conducive to ensuring the battery's storage capacity and number of times of charging.

Pay attention to batteries that are not used for a short time

Short-term use does not mean that the battery is not used within 30 days. In this case, the battery must first be discharged 50% and then placed in a cool, ventilated place.

Stop using the battery for more than 2 months

It has been placed for more than 2 months, and when it is used again, the battery must be fully discharged and recharged. Pay attention to the charging time, in accordance with the requirements for the first full use of electricity.

Remove the battery after charging

After charging is complete, remove the battery from the charger to avoid overcharging and shorten battery life.

The battery runs out and recharges

The battery needs to be recharged when it runs out of power. The battery that does not completely run out of power does not need to be recharged.

Charger "additional supplement" should be used with caution

After the battery is fully charged, do not put the battery into the “extra supplement” of the charger. Otherwise, the TV life will be greatly shortened.

Charging temperature is required

Charging the battery below 4 ° C or above 40 ° C will also reduce the life. The battery can be placed in a 22 ° C room for stabilization before charging.

The above storage and maintenance methods can help us use the walkie-talkie battery, we must remember!

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