How to get along with lithium batteries in the end?

1. Buy reliable products. First of all, you must choose products produced by regular manufacturers. Friends don't want to pay for the quality of the battery itself! 2. Take care and try not to bump or puncture with sharp objects. At the same time, beware of high and low temperatures. If the battery is found to be damaged or swollen, do not use it again. The discharge performance of lithium batteries in winter is significantly reduced. At low temperatures, the internal crystallization may occur and the barrier may be pierced during charging. Therefore, it is recommended to keep the battery warm when using lithium batteries in winter, and to recover to room temperature when used in cold environments. Recharge. 3. It’s about to explode. Although qualified lithium batteries are not that risky, we still advocate that we should be more cautious about batteries. When charging, try to be supervised and cut off the power as soon as possible after overflowing. Keep the battery away from combustibles as much as possible when charging. What if it explodes? 1. Lithium battery cannot be rescued by dry powder rescuer if it catches fire. Because the battery's internal spontaneous combustion and explosion, the dry powder rescuer will not be effective at this time, and the best way is to use a lot of water to cool down. (For example, when the power bank carried by a passenger on China Southern Airlines flight CZ3539 caught fire, did the stewardess suppress the danger with a bottle of water? This is the truth!) 2. Don't try to move electronic equipment that burns or emits smoke in order to beware Coming serious personal injury. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete. Previous: Why does the lithium battery mileage decrease in winter?