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1. Prohibit high temperature exposure to sunlight
High temperatures not only cause heatstroke, but also lead to heatstroke in lithium batteries. In the hot summer, if lithium batteries are exposed to direct sunlight, the probability of being scrapped is high. It is also common for batteries to catch fire at high temperatures, so it is important to prevent exposure to high temperatures
2. Unable to charge due to high temperature
Many times, people place their devices outdoors for charging after using them up. However, the combination of hot weather and the heat generated during charging can cause the surface temperature of the power lithium battery to be very high, which may scald the protective shell on the surface of the lithium-ion battery pack, and even catch fire. Therefore, it is necessary to charge in a cool place and never charge at high temperatures.
3. Short circuit of the circuit causes the charger to catch fire, causing the lithium-ion battery pack to catch fire and explode
When using lithium-ion battery chargers, many people tend to carry them with their devices, but the problem is that prolonged bumps can easily cause damage to the charger's wiring and components, leading to short circuits and fires.
4. Charge immediately after use
Due to insufficient maintenance knowledge, many people charge their batteries immediately after use for future use. In fact, this is not standardized. The temperature of the equipment after working at high temperatures is very high. If the temperature of the directly charged battery continues to rise, even exceeding the critical point, it may self ignite.
5. Removing the battery for charging
Removing the battery for charging is not a problem at normal temperatures, but it can leave many safety hazards when exposed to high temperatures or summer sun exposure.
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