GCE Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery RS-00501 - The specifications of
GCE Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery RS-00501 are 14.4V, 6.6Ah and 97Wh.
It is a brand new and original professional medical battery
designed for use in medical environments, so that medical equipment
can be powered on and work normally in emergency/special
situations. Our product provides a 90-day warranty for this
battery. If there are any quality problems during this period, you
can contact us at any time for replacement or repair.
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The following are detailed information about GCE Zen-O Rechargeable
Lithium Ion Battery RS-00501 14.4V 6.6Ah 97Wh:
• Voltage (V): 14.4V is the nominal voltage of the battery and is
suitable for devices designed to operate within this voltage range.
• Capacity (Ah): 6.6Ah represents the battery's ability to provide
6.6 amperes of current in one hour, or a correspondingly lower
current for a longer period of time.
• Energy (Wh): 97 watt-hours represents the total energy that the
battery can store. This value is obtained by multiplying the
voltage (14.4V) by the capacity (6.6Ah), confirming the total
energy storage capability of the battery.
► Notes
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, commonly known as Li-ion
batteries, are a type of rechargeable battery in which lithium ions
move from the negative electrode to the positive electrode through
an electrolyte during discharge and back again during charging.
Li-ion batteries can have higher operating voltages, longer cycle
life, and lower self-discharge rates.
Here are some key points about Li-ion batteries:
1. Energy density: Li-ion batteries have a high energy density,
which means they can store a large amount of energy relative to
their size and weight.
2. No memory effect: Unlike nickel-cadmium batteries, Li-ion
batteries have no memory effect. This means you can charge them
before the battery is fully discharged without their capacity
decreasing over time.
3. Self-discharge: Li-ion batteries have a relatively low
self-discharge rate compared to other rechargeable battery types.
4. Charging: They require specific chargers that can handle the
charging conditions of Li-ion batteries. Overcharging can damage
the battery and even cause it to catch fire.
5. Temperature sensitivity: Li-ion batteries are sensitive to
extreme temperatures. High temperatures shorten their lifespan,
while extremely low temperatures affect their performance.
6. Safety issues: Lithium-ion batteries have the risk of thermal
runaway. If the battery is damaged, overheated or improperly
charged, it may cause fire or explosion. Please be sure to store it
properly.
