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1. Part number: P1835U (Ver.2020)
2. Protected 18650 Li-ion rechargeable battery
3 Minimum capacity: 3350 mAh
4. Typical capacity: 3500 mAh
5. Normal voltage: 3.6V
6. Standard continuous charging current: 750mA (via USB), 1A (via li-ion battery charger)
7. Maximum continuous discharge current: 8.0A
8. Built-in safety circuits
9. Protection circuit (against overload, over discharge, over current and short circuit.)
10. Charging voltage: 4.20V maximum voltage and 2.50V switch-off voltage (by li-ion battery charger) 5.0V (via USB)
11. More than 500 charge-discharge cycles
- Fully charge before first use.
- Use only high quality chargers specially designed for lithium ion batteries.
- A lithium ion battery should NEVER be discharged below 2.5V.
- NEVER exceed the maximum continuous discharge of a battery.
- DO NOT short circuit the battery, keep it away from loose parts and metal objects.
- DO NOT use a battery if there is abnormal odor, heat, deformation or discoloration.
- DO NOT crush, hit, knock or disassemble a battery.
- DO NOT throw into fire, near fire or high temperature. (More than 60 ℃ / 140 ℉)
- DO NOT expose to liquids such as water, sea water and soft drinks.
- If the electrolyte gets in your eyes, wash them immediately with clear water and receive medical treatment.
2. Protected 18650 Li-ion rechargeable battery
3 Minimum capacity: 3350 mAh
4. Typical capacity: 3500 mAh
5. Normal voltage: 3.6V
6. Standard continuous charging current: 750mA (via USB), 1A (via li-ion battery charger)
7. Maximum continuous discharge current: 8.0A
8. Built-in safety circuits
9. Protection circuit (against overload, over discharge, over current and short circuit.)
10. Charging voltage: 4.20V maximum voltage and 2.50V switch-off voltage (by li-ion battery charger) 5.0V (via USB)
11. More than 500 charge-discharge cycles
- Fully charge before first use.
- Use only high quality chargers specially designed for lithium ion batteries.
- A lithium ion battery should NEVER be discharged below 2.5V.
- NEVER exceed the maximum continuous discharge of a battery.
- DO NOT short circuit the battery, keep it away from loose parts and metal objects.
- DO NOT use a battery if there is abnormal odor, heat, deformation or discoloration.
- DO NOT crush, hit, knock or disassemble a battery.
- DO NOT throw into fire, near fire or high temperature. (More than 60 ℃ / 140 ℉)
- DO NOT expose to liquids such as water, sea water and soft drinks.
- If the electrolyte gets in your eyes, wash them immediately with clear water and receive medical treatment.
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