18650 Li-ion Battery 3.7v 3200mAh Tabs for Mounting
18500 3.7V 1400mAh Li-ion Battery with Solder Tabs
14430 3.7v 920mAh Li-ion Battery Solder Tab
Sc NiMh 1.2v 3300mAh battery soldering tabs
18650 Li-ion 3.2v 2000mAh battery
Rechargeable Battery 1.2V NiMh 2/3 AAA
AA NiMh Battery 1.2V 2100mAh with Solder Tabs
Battery 26650 Li-Ion 3.2V 4000mAh
18650 Battery Lifepo4 3.2v 1500mAh Tabs for Assembly.
3.7V 16500 Li-ion Battery 1200mAh Soldering Tabs
Battery 3.7v 16500 Li-ion 1200mAh solder tabs
Battery 26650 LiFePo4 3.2V 4000mAh
ICR14500 3.7V 680mAh Battery with Solder Tabs
HR 4/3 FDK 1.2V 4Ah battery with solder tabs
HR 4/3 FDK 1.2V 4Ah battery
VARTA AA Ni-Mh 1.2V 1800 battery with tabs
VARTA AA Ni-Mh 1.2V 1800 battery
AA Nimh 1.2v 2100mAh battery with solder tabs
AA Ni-Mh battery 1.2V 1000mAh
FAQ sur les Battery for Assembly
What is an Assembly Battery and what is it used for?
A Battery for Assembly is specially designed to be integrated into electronic systems or devices that require customizable power. These batteries, like the 18650 Li-ion Battery 3.7v 3200mAh with Tabs, feature solder tabs or lugs, making them easy to incorporate into various devices. They are commonly used in power tools, portable devices, and custom-made electronic equipment.
What types of batteries are available in this collection?
The "Battery for Assembly" collection includes various types of batteries, such as: 18650 Li-ion Battery 3.7v 3200mAh with tabs - Li-ion battery 18500 3.7V 1400mAh to solder - Li-ion battery 14430 3.7v 920mAh - Sc NiMh 1.2v 3300mAh battery with legs - Rechargeable 1.2V NiMh 2/3 AAA battery, and many more. These variants allow flexibility of use for different projects and energy needs.
How do I choose the right battery for my assembly project?
To choose the right battery, consider the technical specifications required for your project, such as voltage, capacity (in mAh), and battery type (Li-ion, NiMh, etc.). For example, a 18500 3.7V 1400mAh Li-ion Battery with tabs is suitable for applications requiring high energy density and long cycle life. Also, check the installation features, such as the presence of solder tabs that make assembly easier.
What precautions should I take when assembling these batteries?
When assembling batteries, it is crucial to follow a few precautions to ensure safety and optimal performance: - Use appropriate equipment and follow welding instructions. - Avoid overheating batteries to prevent the risk of explosion or leakage. - Ensure good insulation of the connections. - Check the compatibility of the different batteries used in the assembly to avoid any voltage or capacity imbalance.
How to store batteries to extend their life?
To extend the life of your batteries, follow these storage recommendations: - Store batteries in a cool, dry place, ideally at a temperature of 20-25°C. - Avoid humid or extremely hot environments. - If possible, store batteries half charged (around 50%) to minimize the risk of degradation. - Regularly check the charge status of stored batteries and recharge them periodically if necessary.
How to recycle used batteries from the collection?
Batteries contain materials that are potentially harmful to the environment and must be recycled properly. Most types of batteries, including Li-ion and NiMh, can be taken to specialised recycling centres. Check with your local municipality or collection points for specific guidelines. Never dispose of used batteries with normal household waste.