Battery Usage Guide - EBLOfficial

Usage Guide for EBL Batteries

Suggestions

Charging:

  1. Rechargeable batteries should be fully charged before initial use or after prolonged storage.
  2. Follow the user manual for recommended charging methods.

Storage:

  1. Store batteries in a cool, dry place.
  2. Avoid using batteries in enclosed compartments to prevent hydrogen gas buildup.
  3. Ensure proper ventilation in battery compartments to prevent potential explosions.
  4. When storing or transporting, please fix the battery separately to prevent external short circuit.

Read the blog for battery storage tips

    Handling:

    1. Charge and discharge batteries every 3 months during long-term storage.
    2. Use the appropriate charger for your battery type (Li-ion, Ni-Cd, Ni-MH).
    3. Ensure correct placement of positive and negative terminals when connecting to the charger.
    4. Turn off devices if battery power drops to avoid over-discharging.
    5. Disconnect batteries from devices when not in use.
    6. Hold the connector, not the cord, when disconnecting the battery.

    Safety Measures:

    1. Cool down overheated batteries in a well-ventilated area before charging.
    2. Keep batteries away from children, and seek medical attention if swallowed.
    3. Recycle all rechargeable batteries; do not dispose of them.

        Warnings

        Charging and Discharging:

        1. Do not reverse charge batteries.
        2. Avoid mixing new and semi-used batteries to prevent over-discharge.

        Physical Handling: 

        1. Do not short-circuit batteries; it may cause permanent damage.
        2. Do not solder directly on the battery.
        3. Do not subject batteries to extreme temperatures, overcharging, or overdischarging.
        4. Do not mix EBL batteries with other brands or different chemistries.

        Safety Precautions:

        1. If batteries exhibit noise, high temperature, or leakage, stop using them.
        2. Do not touch or handle hot batteries until they cool down.
        3. Do not remove the outer sleeve or cut into the battery housing.
        4. Never put batteries into water or seawater.
        5. Do not disassemble or subject batteries to pressure or shock; it may cause heat generation or fire.

            Additional Relevant Questions

            Tips for Battery Chargers

            For additional insights on batteries and chargers, click on 'Essential Tips for Using EBL Battery Chargers.'

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