Battery Safety
Battery Safety
Please note that Lithium-ion batteries, if misused, damaged or defective, can leak, cause fires, or explode.
For your own safety, please read these instructions and warnings before using or charging any Lithium-ion battery.
- Use only high quality chargers specifically designed for Li-ion / Lithium rechargeable batteries.
- DO NOT Disassemble or mistreat the battery, it may catch fire or explode!
- Do NOT use the battery if the WRAP is broken / torn!
- Charge fully before first use.
- A Lithium-ion battery should NEVER be discharged below 2.7V, some models 2.5V.
- NEVER exceed a battery’s maximum continuous discharge rating.
- DO NOT short-circuit the battery, keep it away from loose change and metal objects.
- DO NOT use a battery if there is abnormal smell, heat, deformities, or discolouration.
- DO NOT crush, hit, impact or disassemble a battery.
- DO NOT dispose of in fire, near fire or high temperature (more than 60℃/140F)
- DO NOT expose to water or any other liquids !
- Should the electrolyte liquid from inside the cell get into your eyes, wash eyes with clean water immediately and seek medical advice.
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These batteries are for use in a torch, headlamps, laser pointers and other such devices. They are NOT suitable for use in vaping/electronic cigarette devices.
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Important Safety Information
Charging, Use, and Handling of Small-Sized Lithium-Ion Batteries
While cylindrical Lithium-Ion Batteries may appear similar to other types of batteries, the higher energy density in combination with flammable organic electrolyte, rather than traditional aqueous electrolyte, may pose an increased risk of harm if not handled properly as compared to other battery chemistries.
Vapourstation Ltd is not liable for death, serious injury, or property damage related to the charging, use, and handling of Lithium-Ion Batteries inconsistent with the safety procedures and practices below.
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Proper Charging Warning
STOP CHARGING immediately:
- If you see smoke, see leaking fluid or smell foul odours;
- If the battery or battery pack is bulging, deformed or discoloured; or
- If hot to the touch.
Place Lithium-Ion Batteries and charger on a concrete floor outdoors, away from the house and any other flammable materials. DO NOT reuse the batteries, and make sure the batteries are properly disposed.
- ALWAYS refer to your device instruction manual or the charger instruction manual that came with your device for proper charging instructions.
Retain the original product literature that came with your device and its charger for future reference.
- ALWAYS monitor Lithium-Ion Batteries and Battery Packs while charging.
Adult supervision required. Proper monitoring may prevent short circuits, overcharging, and overheating that can result in battery venting, fire, and explosion.
- CHARGE indoors at room temperature.
If the temperature is too high or too low, your batteries may be damaged. If the humidity is too high, your batteries may be damaged.
- DO NOT place charger and Lithium-Ion Batteries or Battery Packs under your pillow, on your bed, or on your couch.
- DO NOT leave Lithium-Ion Batteries or Battery Packs on the charger for prolonged periods of time.
DO NOT overcharge Lithium-Ion Batteries. Lithium-Ion Batteries and Battery Packs should not be charged overnight.
Your charger may possibly shut down after a period of time. See your charger manual for additional information.
Safe usage, storage and disposal
Lithium-ion (Li-ion) rechargeable batteries/cells can be dangerous when mistreated, damaged, defective or stored incorrectly when not in use.
The customer/user assumes all responsibility associated with their use, charging and discharging and their safe storage and/or transport.
Vapourstation Ltd, its suppliers or original manufacturers cannot be held liable for injury to person(s) or property or any other form of loss or damage caused by improper use of these products.
- Never carry loose cells – they should be stored securely in a suitable case at all times when not in use. (We supply free battery cases with every battery).
- Do not short circuit the cell or battery.
- Always use a high quality charger designed for the cells you are charging.
- Never leave a battery charger unattended.
- Never completely discharge batteries. (By allowing the voltage to fall below 2.7v or 2.5v, depending on the cell specifications).
- Check all battery wraps and insulators regularly.
- Replace worn / damaged wraps and insulators before further use.
- Do not expose to extreme heat, cold or sudden temperature fluctuations.
- Always dispose of old cells at your local recycling centre.