Nickel Hydride No. 5 batteries

　　Basic knowledge of Nickel Hydride No. 5 batteries maintenance

　　At present, lithium-ion batteries have been recognized and applied by more and more users, enabling them to master the knowledge of lithium-ion batteries.

　　1. The newly purchased lithium-ion battery also has less power, but because the new rechargeable battery has a part of the battery, it does not meet the proposed use when the charging head displays the signal light for charging.

　　2. Lithium has no memory and can be used at any time, but it must be noted that lithium cannot be overcharged or discharged. Overcharging and discharging will cause large volume damage. When the battery car prompts for low power, charging needs to start immediately. .

　　3. Under normal circumstances, the newly filled lithium-ion battery will be left idle for half an hour and used when the battery performance is stable, otherwise the battery performance will be damaged.

　　4. When trying to recharge the battery car when the battery car is not used for a long time, remove the lithium from the battery and charge it to 80% every two months, and there is no need to mix the rechargeable battery with metal materials. Together to prevent metal objects from hitting the positive and negative terminals of the battery, causing short circuit failure, damaging the rechargeable battery, and even causing risks.

　　5. Note that in the natural environment, lithium-ion batteries are charged at 0c to 40c, and lithium-ion batteries are charged at -20c to 40c.

　　There is no need to knock, acupuncture, step on, modify or expose the battery to the sun. There is no need to place the battery in a microwave or high-voltage environment. In a high-voltage natural environment, use a reliable Nickel Hydride No. 5 batteries charger to recharge the battery. Do not use an inferior charging head.

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