Li-ion
Battery Safety
Important
Battery Safety Instructions and Warnings:
The below
safety guide applies to all unprotected li-ion (lithium-ion) battery cells.
You must
carefully read and comply with the safety instructions and precautions in this
Safety Instructions guide before charging, using your battery.
Failure to
read and follow Li-ion safety instructions and warnings may result in personal
injury, fire, and property damages if the battery is charged and/or used
improperly.
- DO NOT SHORT
CIRCUIT. Short circuits may cause fire, and injury!
- Charge
battery fully to 4.2V before first use.
- Use
high-quality charger specifically designed to charge Li-ion batteries.
- Do not
charge unattended.
- Always keep
your battery that is not in use inside plastic battery holder.
- Do not keep
bare batteries in your pocket, purse, or anywhere together with other metal
(conductive) objects.
- Never attach
any metal moving part |magnet| to the top-positive or the bottom-negative
battery contact.
- Stop using
the battery with damaged PVC tube (wrap) or terminal insulator immediately.
- If the
battery is damaged in any way stop using it immediately.
- Never
discharge a Li-ion battery at a rate exceeding the maximum discharge current
specified for that battery.
- Never use
force to install (insert) li-ion battery.
- Do not use
old, and new batteries together.
- Do not solder
directly onto the battery.
- Do not
immerse in any liquid.
- Do not drop
the battery. Always keep it in a plastic protective holder.
- Do not place
the battery in high-pressure containers, microwave ovens,or on induction
cookware.
- Immediately
discontinue use of the battery if, while using, charging or storing the
battery, the battery emits an unusual smell, feels hot, changes color or shape,
or appears abnormal in any other way.
- Do not
carry, or store the batteries together with hairpins, necklaces, or other metal
objects.
- Use only
high-quality battery Li-ion charger (CC/CV 4.2V max).
- Do not
expose to heat.
- Do not
disassemble or modify the battery.
- Keep the
battery away from children, and pets.
- Never charge
or store the batteries inside your car in extreme temperature. Extreme
temperatures (low or high) might ignite the battery and cause a fire.
- Do not short
(connect) positive, and negative battery terminals (contacts) intentionally, or
unintentionally.
- Never charge
the battery over 4.25V (properly charged li-ion battery is 4.2 Volts / full
charge).
- Do not
reverse the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals when charging or using the
battery.
- Never charge
the battery at a current exceeding manufacturer-specified charging current.
- Do not
expose the battery to water or salt water or allow the battery to get wet.
- You must
verify polarity before connecting the battery to the host device (or charger).
- Never
completely discharge li-ion batteries (below 2.5V under load).
- After the
battery is discharged-don't leave it discharged-charge battery as soon as
possible (10 min. rest time).
- It is your
responsibility to determine that your charger and host device works properly.
- On (battery
electrolytes) exposure to skin, flush with water immediately.
- If eye
exposure occurs, flush with water for 15 minutes, and seek emergency care
immediately.
What is
short circuit?
The
situation when battery positive (+) and negative (-) connect. The current will
become extremely high because there is no resistance in the path to limit
current flow. A short circuit will result in dangerously high temperature which
may cause a fire.
Warning:
If
mishandled or mistreated, Li-ion batteries can cause you SERIOUS INJURY.
Important Battery Safety Instructions and Warnings:
The below safety guide applies to all unprotected li-ion (lithium-ion) battery cells.
You must carefully read and comply with the safety instructions and precautions in this Safety Instructions guide before charging, using your battery.
Failure to read and follow Li-ion safety instructions and warnings may result in personal injury, fire, and property damages if the battery is charged and/or used improperly.
- DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT. Short circuits may cause fire, and injury!
- Charge battery fully to 4.2V before first use.
- Use high-quality charger specifically designed to charge Li-ion batteries.
- Do not charge unattended.
- Always keep your battery that is not in use inside plastic battery holder.
- Do not keep bare batteries in your pocket, purse, or anywhere together with other metal (conductive) objects.
- Never attach any metal moving part |magnet| to the top-positive or the bottom-negative battery contact.
- Stop using the battery with damaged PVC tube (wrap) or terminal insulator immediately.
- If the battery is damaged in any way stop using it immediately.
- Never discharge a Li-ion battery at a rate exceeding the maximum discharge current specified for that battery.
- Never use force to install (insert) li-ion battery.
- Do not use old, and new batteries together.
- Do not solder directly onto the battery.
- Do not immerse in any liquid.
- Do not drop the battery. Always keep it in a plastic protective holder.
- Do not place the battery in high-pressure containers, microwave ovens,or on induction cookware.
- Immediately discontinue use of the battery if, while using, charging or storing the battery, the battery emits an unusual smell, feels hot, changes color or shape, or appears abnormal in any other way.
- Do not carry, or store the batteries together with hairpins, necklaces, or other metal objects.
- Use only high-quality battery Li-ion charger (CC/CV 4.2V max).
- Do not expose to heat.
- Do not disassemble or modify the battery.
- Keep the battery away from children, and pets.
- Never charge or store the batteries inside your car in extreme temperature. Extreme temperatures (low or high) might ignite the battery and cause a fire.
- Do not short (connect) positive, and negative battery terminals (contacts) intentionally, or unintentionally.
- Never charge the battery over 4.25V (properly charged li-ion battery is 4.2 Volts / full charge).
- Do not reverse the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals when charging or using the battery.
- Never charge the battery at a current exceeding manufacturer-specified charging current.
- Do not expose the battery to water or salt water or allow the battery to get wet.
- You must verify polarity before connecting the battery to the host device (or charger).
- Never completely discharge li-ion batteries (below 2.5V under load).
- After the battery is discharged-don't leave it discharged-charge battery as soon as possible (10 min. rest time).
- It is your responsibility to determine that your charger and host device works properly.
- On (battery electrolytes) exposure to skin, flush with water immediately.
- If eye exposure occurs, flush with water for 15 minutes, and seek emergency care immediately.
What is short circuit?
The situation when battery positive (+) and negative (-) connect. The current will become extremely high because there is no resistance in the path to limit current flow. A short circuit will result in dangerously high temperature which may cause a fire.
Warning:
If mishandled or mistreated, Li-ion batteries can cause you SERIOUS INJURY.