Precautions for the use of high-capacity lithium batteries

Warnings and precautions when using high-capacity lithium batteries

To prevent possible leakage, heat generation and explosion of high-capacity lithium batteries, please pay attention to the following precautions:

It is strictly forbidden to immerse the high-capacity lithium battery in sea water or water. When it is not in use, it should be placed in a cool and dry environment. It is forbidden to use and leave high-capacity lithium batteries near heat and high temperature sources, such as fires, heaters, etc. When charging, please use a special charger for lithium-ion batteries. It is strictly prohibited to use high-capacity lithium batteries with the positive and negative poles reversed. It is strictly forbidden to connect high-capacity lithium batteries directly to power outlets. Do not throw high-capacity lithium batteries into fire or heaters. It is forbidden to use metal to directly connect the positive and negative electrodes of the battery to short-circuit. It is forbidden to transport or store high-capacity lithium batteries together with metals such as hairpins and necklaces. It is forbidden to knock or throw, step on the battery, etc. It is forbidden to directly weld the battery and pierce the battery with nails or other sharp objects.

It is forbidden to use or place high-capacity lithium batteries at high temperatures, otherwise it may cause the battery to overheat, catch fire or malfunction, and shorten its life.

It is forbidden to use it in places with strong static electricity and strong magnetic fields, otherwise it will easily damage the battery safety protection device and bring hidden dangers of insecurity.

If the high-capacity lithium battery leaks and the electrolyte enters the eyes, please do not rub it, rinse your eyes with clean water, and immediately seek medical treatment, otherwise it will hurt your eyes.

If the high-capacity lithium battery emits peculiar smell, heat, discoloration, deformation or any abnormality during use, storage, or charging, immediately remove the battery from the device or charger and stop using it.

If the high-capacity lithium battery gets dirty, wipe it off with a dry cloth before use, otherwise it may cause poor contact and function failure.

Discarded high-capacity lithium batteries should be covered with insulating paper to prevent fire and explosion.