How to save and repair Panasonic batteries without using them for a long time

Panasonic battery vulcanized batteries can be repaired, water loss can also be repaired, softened batteries can not be repaired, even if the capacity has been improved, but also can not last too long. The following Panasonic batteries on several ways to repair batteries are introduced: First, this is very simple, very effective, also very suitable for non-professionals to try out, the use of equipment is very few; with electric wire to discharge four batteries 0 v, then charge up with a charger, this method can repair the batteries. Softening and irregularity greatly increase capacity. The normal battery can be maintained well once every 3 months, and the service life of the battery is prolonged. Secondly, the vulcanization of batteries can be solved by overcharging. When the ordinary charger is full, the lamp can not be overcharged. We can charge 36V batteries with 48V charger and 48V batteries with 60V charger. However, we should do a good job of cooling and current limiting, control the temperature of batteries, put them in water to cool down, or open the cover of batteries. Pistons can also heat well when removed. Current limiting can be solved by series resistance wire. The vulcanization can be repaired by overcharging the current for 5-10 hours.

Panasonic batteries should be stored in a low temperature, dry and clean environment to avoid heat sources and direct sunlight. The battery is fully charged for storage. And charge once a month at room temperature for 3 to 6 months. Batteries should be recharged immediately after discharge, and should not be shelved for a long time; unnecessary batteries should be recharged after shelving for a period of time until the capacity restores to the original level; when the capacity is only 40% or less than the rated capacity (the open circuit voltage is lower than 6.3V/12.63V at 25 C), balanced charging should be applied to make the battery compatible. Volume recovery; Batteries can be stored for longer periods of time at low temperatures, such as at 15 C, where there is no humidity or illumination, and can be maintained for more than 12 months before necessary recharge.