Precautions for charging lithium-ion batteries
1. No activation required for the first charge; standard charging time.
Lithium-ion batteries and nickel batteries have very different charge and discharge characteristics. Do not charge for more than 12 hours, repeat three times, and charge according to the standard time and standard method. In particular, do not charge for more than 12 hours.
2. Select a suitable charging temperature
Lithium-ion battery charging temperature range: 0~45 degrees Celsius, lithium-ion battery discharging temperature range: 0~60 degrees Celsius.
3. Prevent overshoot
Overcharging of lithium-ion batteries must be prevented during the charging process. Any form of overcharging will severely damage the battery performance and may even cause it to explode.
1. Order: When charging, connect the battery first, then connect the power source. After fully charging, disconnect the power source first, then disconnect the battery and charger. When connecting the battery to the vehicle, keep the ignition key off.
2. Overcharge danger: Unplug the charger immediately after it is fully charged, and do not charge continuously for more than 8 hours.
3. Do not charge in sub-zero temperatures.
4. Use a dedicated lithium battery charger when charging. Do not use roadside fast chargers. 4860 72V chargers cannot be used interchangeably.
5. If the battery gets hot during charging, stop charging and use the battery immediately, and replace it promptly.
6. Chargers and batteries should be kept away from bedrooms, away from flammable materials, and kept dry.
