14.8V  603880 1500mAh High Energy Density Lithium Polymer Battery 

Features

1. High Energy Density: Offers a high amount of energy for its size and weight, making it ideal for portable applications.

2. Lightweight: Compared to other battery technologies like NiMH or lead-acid, LiPo batteries are significantly lighter.

3. Low Self-Discharge: Holds charge for longer when not in use compared to some other rechargeable batteries.

4. Flat Discharge Curve: Provides stable voltage for most of the discharge cycle, ensuring consistent device performance.

5. Flexible Form Factor: The pouch cell design allows for flexibility in shape and size to fit specific product designs.

Specification

Applications

• RC Hobbies & Drones: UAVs, aerial photography drones, and high-performance remote-controlled cars and airplanes.
• Portable Jump Starters: As a power source for compact car jump starter packs.
• Consumer Electronics: High-power portable devices, powerful flashlights.
• Electric Tools: Small to medium-sized power tools.
• Portable Power Packs: Custom-built or commercial mobile power banks.

Warnings & Precautions

Charging

• Use a LiPo-Specific Charger: Always use a balanced charger designed specifically for Lithium Polymer batteries. Never use chargers for NiCd or NiMH batteries.
• Never Overcharge: Set the charger correctly to 4.20V per cell (16.8V for the pack). Overcharging is a primary cause of fire.
• Charge in a Safe Area: Charge on a non-flammable surface and never leave batteries charging unattended. A LiPo safety bag is highly recommended.
• Correct Charging Current: Do not exceed the maximum charging current specified by the manufacturer. A rate of 0.5C (750mA for a 1500mAh pack) is standard and safer.

Discharging

• Do Not Over-Discharge: Never allow the battery voltage to fall below 3.0V per cell (12.0V for the pack). Over-discharging can permanently damage the battery and make it unsafe for recharge.
• Mind the Temperature: Do not discharge the battery at currents that cause it to exceed 60°C (140°F). If the battery becomes hot, stop using it and allow it to cool.
• Prevent Short Circuits: Never short-circuit the terminals. This can cause extreme heat, fire, or explosion. Use insulated tools when connecting/disconnecting.
• Avoid Physical Damage: Do not puncture, crush, or deform the battery. In case of a crash (e.g., with a drone), inspect the battery carefully for damage.

 Storage

• Storage Voltage: For long-term storage (longer than a few days), discharge or charge the battery to its storage voltage of 3.8V per cell (15.2V for the pack). This significantly extends battery life.
• Storage Environment: Store in a cool, dry place away from flammable materials.
• Transport Safely: When transporting, protect terminals from shorting by covering them with tape and use a non-flammable container.