Lithium button batteries contain unstable raw materials, such as lithium, organic solutions and other compounds. If used improperly, it is likely to cause the lithium battery to heat up, catch fire or explode, causing adverse effects on the body and the environment. In order to better To prevent accidents when using lithium button batteries, please try to follow the following precautions.

1. Please do not deposit batteries

Avoid direct contact between the positive and negative sides of the battery. This is likely to cause a short circuit and cause the battery to become hot, catch fire or even explode.

2. Please do not put lithium button batteries in fire.

Placing batteries in a fire is extremely risky and may cause explosions and intense flashes.

3. Please do not heat the lithium battery.

When the lithium battery is heated to above 100 degrees Celsius (212℉), it may damage the battery sealing ring, separator and other materials, causing leakage and internal short circuit, resulting in fire or explosion.

4. Please do not weld the battery directly

The heat generated during welding may damage the lithium battery sealing ring, diaphragm and other materials, causing leakage and internal short circuit, thus causing fire or explosion.

5. Please do not charge the battery

Charging the battery will cause the inside of the battery to swell, which may cause fire or explosion.

6. Please do not disassemble the battery

Disassembling a lithium battery may produce a burst of irritating gas, and metallic lithium may react with moisture in the air to generate heat and catch fire.

7. Please do not let the battery deform

When the extreme pressure increases outside the battery, it may damage the battery sealing ring, causing liquid leakage or internal short circuit, which may cause fire or explosion.

8. Please do not mix batteries of different specifications.

For some household appliances, mixing different models or new and old batteries may cause excessive charging and discharging due to differences in voltage and capacity, which may cause the battery to swell or even explode.

9. Please install the battery properly

Reversing the positive and negative directions of the battery during use of equipment may cause a short circuit, which may lead to a fire or even explosion.

10. Dispose of used batteries properly

Please dispose of waste batteries immediately according to local waste recycling requirements