B - Battery Storage And Maintenance - Cybernet CyberMed S22 User Manual

B - Battery Storage and Maintenance

• Do not store batteries higher than the below temperature:
1 month -20°C ~ + 45°C
3 months -10°C ~ +35°C
1 year 0°C ~ + 25°C
Note for NB series: If the system enviroment temperture is over 40°C, we strongly suggest the
customer to remove the batteries if not in use.
• For the NB series, remove the battery from the unit and disconnect the power
adapter when the unit will not be in use for more than two weeks. Since the
battery pack will discharge over time in storage, it must be charged every nine
months to extend cycle capacity or else it may fail to charge or hold power in the
future.
• The battery should be stored at a temperature range between 0°C and 25°C. You
must take into account that the AIO PC's internal temperature is higher than the
outside temperature. Any temperature below this range would decrease battery
performance. Operating the battery at a higher temperature increases the risk of
a battery explosion.
• The battery typically has a lifespan of 300 cycles under normal usage and
operating conditions. After 300 cycles, the battery capacity may lower to 80% of
its original capacity. Therefore, Cybernet recommends to replace these batteries
for new batteries for a better run time experience. Using the AIO PC in a higher
or lower ambient temperature affects the total number of cycles in the battery's
service life.
• Do not store the battery pack in a damp or cold environment! Moisture or a cold
environment might speed up the discharge rate. The chemical ingredients inside
the battery might degrade when exposed to low temperatures. Conversely, when
exposed to extremely high temperatures, there is a risk of explosion.
• Avoid frequently plugging and unplugging the power adapter to extend the
battery's lifetime
• Do not place the AIO PC or battery pack near a radiator, fireplace, stove, or any
source of heat. Temperatures over 60°C (140°F) might cause the battery pack to
explode, leak chemical fluids, or cause a fire.
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