Battery Safety Guidance

Created on 06.04

Universal Handling

Charging

•Use chargers matching battery chemistry (Li-ion, LiFePO4) and voltage

•Avoid overcharging; minimize frequent full discharges for rechargeable types

•Charge in well-ventilated area under supervision

1.2 Environment

•Operate/store at 0°C-45°C; avoid extreme heat/cold

•Keep dry (except IP65 industrial packs); prevent liquid contact

1.3 Physical Integrity

•Check for damage, swelling, leakage, or unusual odors regularly

•Do not crush, puncture, drop, or apply excessive force

•Dispose of damaged batteries per local regulations

Prohibitions

Never dispose of batteries in fire.
Do not reverse the positive and negative terminals of the charger when connecting to the battery.
Prevent short-circuit across battery terminals P+ and P-.
Avoid severe impact or violent vibration to the battery.
Do not disassemble or deform the battery.
Do not submerge the battery in water.
Do not mix this battery with cells of different chemistries or models.
Keep out of reach of children.
Only charge the battery with a matching dedicated charger.
Do not use repaired or damaged chargers for charging.
Do not charge the battery with a current exceeding the maximum rated charging current specified in the datasheet.

Commitment to Environmental Responsibility

we recognize that battery safety extends beyond user protection to environmental stewardship. Proper battery recycling is a cornerstone of our sustainability commitment—batteries contain valuable materials like lithium, iron, and nickel, as well as substances that can harm ecosystems if disposed of improperly. We strongly advocate for responsible end-of-life handling: never discard batteries in household waste. Instead, utilize authorized recycling centers, manufacturer take-back programs, or local waste management facilities designated for battery recycling. By embracing circular economy principles, we aim to minimize environmental impact, conserve natural resources, and contribute to a greener future. We encourage all users to join us in this mission, as every responsible recycling action reinforces our collective commitment to protecting the planet.

Emergency Steps

These safety guidelines apply to Li-Polymer, Li-ion, LiFePO₄, NiMH, Primary Lithium batteries, and our tailored Customized Battery Packs—power sources integral to everyday devices, industrial equipment, and specialized applications. Adhering to these protocols is critical to mitigating risks like overheating, fire, or leakage, while ensuring compliance with global safety standards and avoiding regulatory penalties, product bans, or reputational damage. Whether for personal use, commercial deployment, or industrial operations, prioritizing battery safety protects users, assets, and the environment.