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5. What is a short circuit?
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6. May I charge Primary Lithium batteries?
When a Primary Lithium battery is charged, gas is gto insulate the positive ging efficiency to be too low, such as extremely low or high temperature.
5.What will happen if the batteries with different capacity are packed together?
If the batteries with different capacity or new and old batteries are used together, leakage, zero voltage and so on might happen. If the battery are rechargeable and are being charged, some batteries is overcharged and other batteries is not in full charged state. During the discharge, some batteries can not discharge fully and other batteries might over discharge. This way, the battery will be damaged.
6.How to activate a cell which has not been used for a long time?
A new cell is normally be adjusted at half-charge condition for reducing the risk during the transportation,but when storage for a long period, the cell need to be activated for better performance: Cut off the power of device then deeply discharge ( use your device ) , and then charge it until the full light on the charge is on, extra 1~3 hours charging is better.
7. Can I force-discharge lithium batteries?
When batteries are force-discharged with an external power source, the voltage drops to under 0 volts (which is called voltage reversal) and internal gas is generated. This can
8. Can I use Lithium batteries mixing with other battery types?
If different types of batteries are used together, or new batteries are used with old ones, the difference in characteristics of voltage, capacity, etc., may cause over-discharge of the battery which is exhausted first, leading to swelling, bursting or fire.
9. Where should lithium batteries be stored?
Lithium batteries should be stored in a cool, dry place that is not exposed to direct sunlight and has minimal temperature variation. Storage in areas subject to high temperature or humidity may cause deterioration in battery quality and durability. To avoid short circuiting batteries during storage, be sure that the positive and negative terminals do not come into contact with each other.
