Varta New Original LIC 18650-22 BT Smart Battery 2.2Ah 7.2V Portable Medical

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Varta New Original LIC 18650-22 BT Smart Battery 2.2Ah 7.2V Portable Medical Device Batteries

Varta New Original LIC 18650-22 BT Smart Battery 2.2Ah 7.2V Portable Medical Device Batteries

► Brief Introduction

New LIC 18650-22 BT is a new smart battery using 18650 cells. 18650 refers to the size of the cell, 18mm*65mm. The battery has a capacity of 2.2Ah and a voltage of 7.2V.

As an original battery, this battery, like the original battery, uses high-quality materials and has passed strict performance tests and inspections. It is perfectly compatible with the equipment and is the best choice to replace the original battery.

The battery has intelligent management functions and is suitable for a variety of portable electronic devices (such as small medical monitors, portable instruments, etc.). As a battery with both versatility and intelligence, it can feedback its remaining power, charge and discharge times, temperature and other status information to the management system of the device in real time, allowing patients to observe it on the display screen, so that users can understand the battery status or replace the battery, and solve the hidden dangers of defibrillator power consumption in time.

The battery supports fast charging, which can efficiently charge the battery, reduce the standby time of the defibrillator, and the defibrillator is on standby at any time. It can be used directly when needed to increase the rescue life.

At the same time, the battery has a good cycle life and can be recycled more than 500 times, which can effectively reduce battery waste.

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► FAQ

Q1: How should the battery be stored to extend its life if it is not used for a long time?

A1: For long-term storage, the battery power should be maintained between 30% and 60%, and the battery should be recharged every 3-6 months to avoid excessive self-discharge of the battery. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, and store the battery in a cool and dry place.

Q2: Is it normal for the battery to heat up during charging? ​

A2: It is normal for the battery to heat up slightly during charging; however, if the temperature is too high (over 45°C) or it is hot to the touch, it may be that the charger is not compatible or the battery is abnormal. Stop charging immediately and check the cause. ​

Q3: How to determine whether the battery has reached the end of its service life and needs to be replaced? ​

A3: When the battery capacity drops below 70% of the initial capacity, or the charge and discharge time is significantly shortened, or even when it is not fully charged or suddenly loses power, it means that the battery may be close to the end of its service life. It is recommended to replace it with a new battery.