Product Specifications

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Doc. No.
Q/WAPL503562-0811
Edition No.
1.0
Polymer Lithium-ion battery
Product Specificatio
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              Al interlayer                            Reverse folding insulated
Fig.2. Single folding edge schematic of PL cells        Fig.3. Reverse folding edge
schematic of PL cells
8.1.4 Tabs
⑴ The batteries’ tabs are not so stubborn especially for aluminum tabs. Don’t bend tabs.
⑵ The tab-tapes are used to isolate The anode /cathode tabs from Aluminum packing
materials to prevent short-circuit, so prohibit manicuring of the tab-tapes.
8.1.5 Mechanical shock 
⑴
Don’t fall, hit, bent the batteries’ body. 
⑵
Don’t knock on by sinker or trample the batteries.
⑶ Don’t sling the batteries.
8.1.6 Short-circuit
Short-circuit is strictly prohibited. It should damage batteries badly. 
⑴
Don’t connect the anode and cathode of the batteries to avoid short-circuit.
⑵
Prohibit short-circuit of the anode (or cathode) and aluminum layer of Aluminum
packing materials. 
8.2 Standard Test Environment for polymer lithium-ion batteries
Environment temperature: 20±5℃     Humidity: 45-85%
8.3 Cautions of charge & discharge
8.3.1 charge
Charging current should be lower than values that recommend below. Higher current
and voltage charging may cause damage to cell electrical, mechanical, safety performance
and could lead heat generation or leakage. 
⑵ Batteries charger should charging with constant current and constant voltage mode;
⑵ Charging current should be lower than (or equal to )1C
5
A; 