Battery Safety

• Do not store packs in places of high temperature or under direct sunlight.
• Do not store packs where they may be exposed to rain, water or high humidity.
• Do not leave the battery in a charger or equipment if it generates an odor and/or heat, changes color and/or shape, leaks electrolyte, or causes any other abnormality.
• Never dispose of batteries in fire.
• Keep batteries away from combustible materials.
• Do not short circuit battery packs across its terminals. Avoid carrying packs in a pocket that may contain loose change, paper clips, keys, and any other conductive materials.
• Do not disassemble, alter, or reconstruct a Li-ion battery.
• Do not solder directly on batteries.
• Do not connect the battery reversed in (+) and (-) terminals in the charger or equipment.
• Do not connect a Li-ion battery directly on a power source.
• Batteries contain strong colorless electrolyte which may cause permanent loss of eyesight and injury when in direct contact with eyes or skin. Immediately flush with clean water when in contact with leaked electrolyte and consult a physician.
• Stop using the battery if it is leaking, deformed, damaged, or differ from its normal condition.
• Handle damaged or leaking batteries with care, personal injuries may result from mishandling.
• Li-ion batteries have a predetermined operating life even it is never been used. Batteries remaining unused and uncharged for more than 12 months or having very short usage time should be replaced. Do not attempt to continue charging or discharging such Batteries.