1. Battery Characteristic

• High Voltage
  Nominal voltage up to 3.0 V
• High Energy Density
  Specific energy density up to 260 Wh/kg
• Wide Operating Temperature Range
  -40°C to +85°C
• Long Shelf Life
  Self discharge rate is less than 2% per year at room temperature
  High capacity, stable performance, no passivation effect
  Glass-to-metal seal
  Bobbin and spiral structure is available for different applications

2. Main Applications

●Security System ● Smart Metering ● RFID and Tracking System ● Wireless Transmitting ● Smart Home Devices ● Military Devices

3. Manufacturing Advantages

• There is advanced automatic technology in HCB;
• Cathode is produced by the unique advanced manufacturing process;
• High power, high capacity(hermetic & semi sealing) or low temperature batteries are produced in HCB;
• It is workable for us to provide multiple cascade and parallel connecting ways and combining suggestions with HCB customers;
• The storage date is over 10 years to prove the reliability of the products.

4. Company Advantages

• HCB quality management meets the standard GB/T19001-2008/ISO9001:2008;
• The Environment Management System in HCB is accord with GB/T24001-2004/ISO14001:2004;
• The drop test is workable of HCB battery;
• HCB can provide the report for safe transport of goods to the customers;
• HCB Battery has passed the CE standard;
• The Rosh certificate can be given to you if required;
• UL Standard is workable for HCB Battery;

5. FAQS of General Safety Instructions

• Which environment is workable to store the battery?

In order to store the battery, the environment should be dry enough.

• What kind of case do we need to stop using the battery?

We need to stop using the battery when the abnormal heat release or leakage occurs.

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

The battery should be kept out of the children firstly. If swallowed by children, please contact a physician at once.

• What the danger is if the battery is closed to the fire?

The batteries may be incinerated or mutilated if they are closed to the fire and it leads a possible burst or they may release the toxic materials.

• If the batteries are closed to the fire, what may happen?

They will be hot very fast and can lead the gas and other toxic materials leakage if they are closed to fire.