802540 lipo battery.Key points for purchasing lithium batteries

　　Lithium batteries are divided into lithium-ion batteries and lithium-polymer batteries. The electrolyte of lithium-ion batteries is flowing, so they are more unstable than lithium-polymer batteries. They may explode when hit by external forces or when using non-standard chargers. Many portable electronic products such as mobile phones and laptops use lithium batteries. That is to say, many people have a 'dangerous substance' around them. Lithium battery processing manufacturers remind everyone that for safety reasons, you must pay attention to the following points when purchasing.

　　1、 Is there a clear indication of the capacity. Batteries without clearly labeled capacity (such as 1000mAh or 1000mAh per hour) are likely to use inferior or recycled batteries. Many cheap batteries in the market are made from recycled battery cores. Although they are cheap, their lifespan is short and their quality is unstable. Improper use may damage the phone.

　　2、 Is there standby time. Standby time refers to the continuous usage time from the time the battery is loaded into the phone to the next charge. Generally, batteries sold in the market cannot provide customers with standby time due to unstable battery quality. Many cheap batteries have short standby time due to the use of poor quality battery cells.

　　3、 Is a safety protection circuit board installed. Without a protective circuit board, there is a risk of deformation, leakage, and explosion in lithium batteries. In the fierce price competition, companies are seeking lower priced protective circuit boards or simply omitting this device, making the market full of lithium batteries with explosive risks. Consumers cannot distinguish whether there is a protective circuit board from its appearance, so they choose reputable merchants to purchase it.

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