1. Battery Characteristic

• High and Stable Voltage

Single battery nominal voltage up to 3.6V, 3.4~3.6V operating voltage in high temperature

Very flat curve in discharge graph

• Wide Operating Temperature Range

Regular working temperature - 55 ℃ ~ + 85 ℃

• Long Shelf Life

Shelf life longer than 10 years at room temperature

2. Main Applications

• Oil & Gas

Well pressure meters in high temperature, float meter, logging while drilling (LWD), measure while drilling (MWD), etc.

• Autos

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), cylinder inspection device

• Geothermy

High temperature detector

• The military field and other high temperature applications

3. FAQS of General Safety Instructions

• How about the storage environment of the battery?

Storage environment should be as dry as possible.

• When the abnormal heat release or leakage occurs, what should we do?

When the abnormal heat release or leakage occurs, the battery is not able to be continued to use.

• If you have children at home, what should you pay attention when we use our battery?

You need to keep battery out of the children. Please call to a physician immediately if it is swallowed by children.

• What is the effect of the signs + and - on the battery?

Follow the signs + and - shown on the batteries and appliances. Do not reverse battery. If batteries are put in the wrong way they are bound to become hot very quickly. This can lead to gas or toxic material leakage and/or to a violent rupture.

• Can the batteries be deformed?

The batteries are able to be deformed or drilled into or damaged because the toxic materials or gas leakage may lead a big rupture.

• When the batteries are changed, what should you pay attention to?

When changing batteries be aware that batteries of different electrochemical system, grades, or brands should be not mixed. If different batteries are used or in case of using old and new batteries together this can discharge batteries due to different voltage or capacity. This can cause toxic material or gas leakage and/or violent rupture.

• Can the primary batteries be charged?

The primary batteries can’t be charged. This can cause gas leakage and will lead to violent rupture or fire.