Three taboos of lithium batteries

　　When using lithium batteries, there are usually the following "three taboos":

　　Avoid overcharging: Overcharging may cause side reactions inside the battery, such as electrolyte decomposition, electrode material structure damage, etc., affecting the performance and lifespan of the battery, and may even cause safety issues such as overheating, fire, explosion, etc. Therefore, when charging, the charging time and current should be controlled according to the requirements of the battery manual to avoid long-term overcharging.

　　Avoid excessive discharge: Excessive discharge can lead to excessive consumption of active substances inside the battery, resulting in a decrease in battery capacity and shortening the battery's lifespan. Moreover, excessive discharge may cause the battery to enter a deep discharge state, making it difficult to recharge or unable to charge properly. Therefore, during use, it is advisable to avoid completely depleting the battery and recharge it in a timely manner.

　　Avoid high temperature environments: High temperatures can accelerate chemical reactions inside lithium batteries, leading to decreased battery performance and shortened lifespan. Meanwhile, high temperatures may also increase the internal pressure of the battery, causing safety issues. When storing and using lithium batteries, it is advisable to avoid placing them in high-temperature environments such as direct sunlight or near heat sources. During high temperatures in summer, it is particularly important to take measures to dissipate heat from lithium batteries and avoid prolonged use or charging in high-temperature environments.

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