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Cells contain flammable materials such as organic solvents. Improper use may lead to smoke, fire, or explosion, causing harm to people or property. Read all prohibitions and warnings carefully before use.

Prohibited Actions

1. Do not charge with non-dedicated chargers, plugs (outlets), or car cigarette lighter adapters.
2. Do not use or store batteries near flames, heat sources, or in high-temperature environments (>80°C).
3. Do not immerse batteries in water, beverages, seawater, or other liquids.
4. Do not disassemble or modify batteries.
5. Do not puncture batteries with sharp objects (nails, knives, pencils, drills).
6. Do not weld directly to batteries.
7. Do not mix old and new batteries in assemblies or usage.

Warnings

1. Keep batteries away from infants. If swallowed, seek immediate medical attention.
2. Do not use damaged batteries. Stop use if abnormalities occur (odor, heat, discoloration, deformation).
3. Stop charging if the process exceeds the specified time limit.
4. Avoid leaking batteries near flames. If leakage occurs, keep away from fire. Placing batteries in flames may cause ignition or explosion.
5. Do not touch leaking fluid. If battery liquid enters eyes, rinse immediately with water and seek medical help. Delay may cause severe eye damage.
6. Secure batteries in insulated packaging during transport to prevent short circuits or damage.
7. For air travel:
   Do not separate battery packs.
   Carry spare batteries personally; do not check in luggage.
   In case of in-flight issues, airline crew can respond promptly.
   Consult airlines for specific regulations.
   Do not transport e-cigarettes as cargo.
8. If battery liquid contacts skin or eyes, rinse with running water and consult a doctor. The liquid may cause burns or irritation.
9. End users or consumers must not operate or use lithium-ion batteries individually. Batteries lack module/pack-level protection. Proper safeguards (e.g., automatic power cutoff) are required to prevent overheating, fire, or explosion.
10. Avoid actions that may cause short circuits on batteries, packs, or racks. Forcing lithium-ion batteries to discharge may result in leakage, fire, or explosion.

Charging

Lithium-ion batteries must be charged according to RELIANCE-specified methods or agreements:

1. Charge lithium-ion batteries using Constant Current/Constant Voltage (CC/CV). For alternative methods, consult RELIANCE.
2. Charge below the maximum current and voltage limits specified by RELIANCE.
3. Charge only in environments designated by RELIANCE.

Stop charging immediately if any of the following occurs:

1. Smoke, leakage, or unusual odor is detected.
2. Batteries, modules, or packs are damaged, swollen, deformed, or discolored.
3. Abnormal heating of batteries, modules, or packs.

Move faulty batteries, modules, packs, or chargers to an outdoor open area free of flammable materials and evacuate immediately.

Use only certified chargers for lithium-ion batteries or packs. Non-compliant chargers (e.g., USB ports, car cigarette lighter adapters, tablet/phone chargers) increase fire/explosion risks and degrade battery performance/lifespan.

Protective mechanisms in batteries and packs prevent short circuits, overcharging, and overheating to avoid fire/explosion. Ensure batteries and chargers include safety circuits (e.g., overcharge protection).

Monitor battery/pack status during charging to prevent hazards from short circuits, overcharging, or high temperatures.

Do not store chargers, batteries, or packs in flammable areas (e.g., beds, pillows, sofas).

Do not leave batteries/packs connected to chargers indefinitely. Avoid prolonged charging to prevent overcharging.

Discharging

Discharge lithium-ion batteries according to RELIANCE-specified methods or agreements:

1. Discharge batteries using Constant Current (CC).
2. Discharge below the maximum current limits specified by RELIANCE.
3. Discharge only in environments designated by RELIANCE.

Protective mechanisms prevent short circuits, over-discharge, and overheating. Design and usage must comply with RELIANCE specifications to avoid fire/explosion.

Do not use or store batteries in high-temperature environments (e.g., sun-exposed vehicles). Risk of fire/explosion.

Follow RELIANCE and battery pack manufacturer guidelines for module/pack design and operation.

Additional Notes

Inspect batteries, modules, or packs before use. Do not use if external/internal damage is suspected.

Do not damage the outer plastic casing. Discard if casing is compromised.

Do not recycle, reuse, or distribute faulty batteries. Dispose per Disposal Guidelines.

End users must not use individual cells. Do not remove cells from modules/packs. Cells lack pack-level protection.

Unauthorized disassembly, modification, or reassembly voids liability. RELIANCE is not responsible for resulting incidents.

Use only battery pack manufacturer-specified cells and accessories.

Do not use or modify products with unprotected lithium-ion batteries.

Always charge correctly. Refer to Charging Precautions.

Do not disassemble, modify, or dismantle batteries without RELIANCE authorization.

Do not mix RELIANCE batteries with other brands, chemistries (alkaline, NiMH, NiCd), or sizes. Risk of fire/explosion.

Replace batteries if lifespan declines or usage time drops significantly. Do not charge or use if voltage falls below RELIANCE specifications. Check voltage before charging if performance deteriorates.

Ensure the following guidelines are met when storing lithium-ion batteries.

• Store lithium-ion batteries away from children and pets.
• Store lithium-ion batteries in environments specified by RELIANCE.
• Do not store lithium-ion batteries in a fully charged or over-discharged state. This may lead to unsafe conditions, causing fire or explosion.
• Do not remove original packaging before use.
• If unused for months, separate batteries/packs from devices. Before reusing stored batteries/packs, check voltage. Do not use or charge if voltage is below 2.5V/cell.

Dispose of lithium-ion batteries in compliance with local regulations.

1. Do not mix lithium-ion batteries with household waste or discard in regular trash bins. Contact local waste authorities for disposal/recycling guidelines. Consult the point of purchase when discarding batteries or packs.
2. Do not dispose of RELIANCE lithium-ion batteries with other battery types.
3. Do not store used batteries with other items in bags, drawers, or boxes. Partially charged batteries may cause fire.
4. Do not incinerate batteries. Explosion in fire may cause severe injuries (e.g., chemical burns) or property damage.

1. RELIANCE assumes no responsibility for losses caused by failure to comply with guidelines.
2. RELIANCE assumes no liability for issues arising from design defects in battery packs or chargers.
3. RELIANCE does not accept liability for defective batteries or consequences resulting from improper assembly processes.