How to use lithium ion batteries correctly?

(1) In order to reduce the self-discharge during transportation and storage, the lithium-ion battery that has just been delivered can only be charged about 50% of its capacity, and can be used after disassembly; it can be used after it is completely used up for the first time ; The second time you have to fully use up and then fully charge, after such a continuous three cycles, the battery will easily reach the best use condition. (2) Lithium-ion batteries must use special chargers that can charge lithium-ion batteries (due to their large charging current), otherwise the charging effect will not be achieved and the capacity will be reduced. A special charger for lithium-ion batteries can perform slow and fast charging for lithium-ion batteries. (3) Lithium-ion batteries have no memory effect, and do not need to be forced to discharge before each charge. As long as the battery capacity is used up, it can be recharged at any time, which saves energy and does not waste one cycle life of the battery. (4) Lithium-ion batteries should not be exposed to high temperatures above 60℃, and should not be near the fire source, and should not be disassembled at will. If it is exposed to rain or accidentally ingress of water, you can wipe it dry with a dry cloth, and place it in a ventilated place to dry by itself or blow it with hot air at about 40°C. (5) The backup and talk time of the lithium-ion battery is related to factors such as the phone model, the location and distance of the transmitting station, the charging method, the storage time of the battery after charging, the capacity and quality of the battery itself, and the environmental temperature. 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: How to use Ni-MH batteries correctly