Never solder onto cell directly.
Short circuit leading to cell terminals must be avoided.
Do not dispose of cell/battery into fire or dismantled under any condition.
Cell reversal is not permitted.
Store cell/battery out of the reach of babies and children.
Use cell/battery in extreme condition may affect the service life, such as deep cycle overcharge and over-discharge.
If cell/battery leak fluid, change color, change shape, or change in any other way, stop using immediately.
Do not mix different cell types and capacities in the same battery assembly.
Never deform the positive terminal of cell or cover or obstruct its gas release structure.
Do not remove the outer tube from a cell/battery or damage it. Doing so will expose the cell/battery to the risk of a short circuit, and may cause leakage of battery fluid, heat generation, explosion and fire.
Do not apply water, seawater or other oxidizing reagents onto cells/batteries, as this can cause rust and heat generation. If a cell/battery becomes rusted, the gas release vent may no longer operate, and can result in explosion.
Charging:
0℃ to + 55℃
Discharging:
-15℃ to +70℃
Storage Recommendations:
-20℃ to +30℃, low humidity and no corrosive gas atmosphere.
Please refer to specification for more details.
Terminal Insulation:
Always cover both positive (+) and negative (-) terminals with non-conductive electrical tape prior to transport or collection to prevent accidental short circuits.
Store used batteries in a well-ventilated, dry container away from flammable materials.
End-users are obligated to return waste batteries through official channels free of charge:
Municipal Collection Points:
Return to designated local municipal recycling facilities.
Retail/Distributor Take-back:
Return at retail locations providing battery drop-off boxes.
Industrial System Take-back:
Contact the system installer or authorized Producer Responsibility Organization (PRO) under local national EPR regulations.
