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Charge method ( CC/CV ): Operation: -20℃—70℃; Recommendation: 10℃—45℃
Site environment requirements: Keep away from heat source, avoid direct sunlight, no corrosive
gas, no explosive gas, no insulating gas, no insulating conductive dust.
Always check all applicable local, national, and international regulations before transporting
the BLUE JOY battery.During the transportation, protected the battery from severe vibration,
shock or squeezing during transportation, as well as to prevent sun and rain. During the loading
and unloading process, the battery should be handled lightly and protected against falling,
rolling and heavy pressure.
Follow the storage instructions in this manual to optimize the lifespan of the BLUE JOY battery during
storage. If these instructions are not followed and the BLUE JOY battery has no charge remaining
when it is checked,consider it to be damaged. Do not attempt to recharge or use it. Replace it
with a new BLUE JOY battery.
According to the characteristics of the cells, it is necessary to create a suitable environment for
the transportation of lithium iron phosphate battery packs to protect the batteries. The battery
should be stored in a dry, clean and well-ventilated warehouse at -20℃-45℃.The self-discharge
( 25°C) of the BLUE JOY battery is 3% per month.
1. Store the battery in a cool and dry place without direct sunshine.
2. Keep the battery away from corrosive substances, inflammable and explosive material as well as
hazardous gases.
3.Operating Environment
4.Transportation, storage requirements.
4.1 Transportation
4.2 Storage
5.Installation
Only those who have been trained in the power system and have a good knowledge of the power
system are allowed to install the device.Always observe local safety regulations.
Before installing or removing the device, make sure that the power system is not powered and
that the battery device is turned off. Distribution cabling should be reasonable and with protective
measures to avoid being touched during operation.
5.1.1 Installation preparation