How to protect new energy power lithium-ion batteries in daily use
Regular inspection: No matter what traditional power vehicle or new energy vehicle, regular inspection of vehicle condition is essential. If the mileage of the new energy vehicle suddenly drops sharply during use, it is very likely that there is a problem with the lithium-ion battery pack, and it should be checked and repaired in time.
The charging time should not be too long: New energy vehicles are the same as our mobile phones, so do not overcharge, over discharge or undercharge, after all, these will shorten the battery life. If the battery temperature exceeds 65°C during charging, it is best to stop charging immediately to avoid danger.
Do not start repeatedly after no power: When the new energy power lithium-ion battery is completely dead and the vehicle can no longer be started, it means that the power lithium battery has been completely used up. At this time, remember not to restart the vehicle repeatedly, because forcing the vehicle to restart repeatedly will cause The power lithium battery is over-discharged, and eventually it cannot be charged, and it is scrapped.
Charge the battery with a legitimate Li-ion battery charger: Do not use an inferior or other type of battery charger to charge a Li-ion battery. Do not knock, acupuncture, ravage, refit, or expose lithium-ion batteries to sunlight, and do not place batteries in microwave or high-voltage environments.
Do not use too much force when starting: If a new energy vehicle is accelerated at the start, it will cause a large current discharge of the lithium-ion battery, which is prone to lead sulfate crystallization, which will damage the physical properties of the battery plate and affect the service life of the battery.
Do a good job of charging when the car is idle: If the power lithium-ion battery is always in a state of power loss when the car is idle, it is easy to be sulphated, and lead sulfate crystals are attached to the plate, which is also very harmful to the battery. It will bury a safety hazard when driving again in the future.