IsoLux IsoLED PLUS + Operation Manual page 9

• Maximum Load (Discharge Rate):
• Temperature Range:
• Overcharge Protection:
• Overdischarge Protection
Short Circuit Protection:
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The following Table A3 provides questions and answers for Isolux's rechargeable Li-ion
batteries' care
Table A3 – Questions and Answers on Isolux's Battery Maintenance
QUESTIONS
How should I prepare a new battery?
Can I damage a battery with incorrect
use?
Do I need to apply a full charge?
Can I disrupt the charge cycle?
Should I use up all battery energy before
charging?
Do I have to worry about "memory"?
Do I remove the battery when full?
How do I store my battery
Does battery heat up on charge?
How do I charge when cold?
Can I charge at hot temperatures?
What should I know about chargers?
Batteries In Storage or in Battery packs
What to do after daily use
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0.8 A = 0.8/3.5 = 0.23C Discharge Rate
0 to 40°C
>8.4 V
<6 V
Yes
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ANSWERS
Apply a topping charge before use. No
priming needed
Keep partially charged. Low charge can turn
off protection circuit
Partial charge better than a full charge
Partial charge causes no harm
Deep discharge wears the battery down and
reduces its number of charging cycles.
No memory
Not necessary; charger turns off
Store in cool place partially charged
Must stay cool or slightly warm
Do not charge below freezing
Do not charge above 50° C (122° F)
Battery must stay cool; no trickle charge
when ready
Charge Batteries for 10 minutes when not in
use every 4 weeks.
After use, at the end of the day, plug the
Battery pack to the Charger.
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