How can the lithium iron phosphate battery be charged properly?

　　The full name of lithium iron phosphate battery is lithium iron phosphate battery. Because its performance is particularly suitable for power applications, the word "power" has been added to the name, i.e. lithium iron phosphate power battery.

　　At present, the mainstream market of lithium iron phosphate battery umbilical body is applied to electric bus market and electric passenger car market respectively. The problems related to charging lithium iron phosphate batteries are also growing. For example, can lithium iron phosphate batteries be charged everyday, can lithium iron phosphate batteries be charged anytime, etc. Now let's see the correct charging method for lithium iron phosphate batteries.

　　Combining with the working principle of the lithium battery pack, there are three main ways to use it correctly: charging, discharging and maintenance.

　　First of all, the correct charging method for lithium battery pack is to achieve the principle of charging as well as filling. Mainly during the use of the lithium battery pack, avoid overcharging, that is, when the battery is almost full, the lithium battery pack should be charged.

　　Secondly, charging can prevent overcharging. For lithium-ion batteries in the industrial industry, charging was relatively slow before using batteries. A single charge may take 8-12 hours, while a lithium battery pack can achieve fast charging. For lithium-ion batteries of the same capacity as batteries, a full charge only takes about 4 hours at a time, so be careful when charging. Do not charge the lithium battery pack according to the charging time of the battery.

　　The last point is not to do both. The general point is not to let the lithium battery work while charging. The main reason why this is not possible is simple, which reduces the lifetime of the lithium battery pack.

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