Attentions! 4 behaviours are destroying your batteries

1. Excessive discharge will damage the battery.

The battery power display is inaccurate, so that many car owners often experience the embarrassment of running out of power halfway when riding an electric vehicle. When there is no electricity, forcibly driving the electric vehicle, driving without electricity, or recharging the electric vehicle when it cannot be used for riding, multiple deep discharges will seriously damage the battery performance and greatly shorten the battery life.

2. Overcharging and insufficient low-temperature charging will damage the battery. Charging habits can also affect battery's life.

Many users think that the longer the charging time, the more fully charged the battery is, which is wrong. Overcharging for a long time can easily cause water loss, directly endangering battery life. Generally speaking, within one hour after the lithium ion fast charging is fully charged, the charging can be stopped to prevent overcharging. In winter, the temperature is low, the internal resistance of the battery is large, and the battery is not fully charged. The battery is not fully charged for a long time, which will also reduce the capacity of the battery.

 3. Motor temperature is too high, demagnetization and rust will affect the battery.

Long-term or high-load work will generate a lot of heat inside the motor, which will cause the motor to demagnetize and reduce its efficiency. At the same time, after the motor stops working, the temperature drops, and the change in temperature difference causes the internal air to expand and contract to form a pressure difference, and the external water vapor and dust will be squeezed into the motor. Over time, the accumulated water in the motor will rust and demagnetize. The working efficiency of the motor is greatly reduced, resulting in excessive discharge and shortened battery life.

 4. Long-term loss of electricity damages the battery.

Sometimes, after not using the electric vehicle for a long time, the user finds that the battery is damaged and cannot be charged. This is because after the electric vehicle is powered off, there are still some power-consuming devices on the vehicle, such as alarms, etc., which will slowly exhaust the battery power, and the battery is in a state of power loss. The longer the state of power loss, the more serious the damage to the battery. Therefore, when the battery is not used for a long time, it should be recharged once a month, or the air switch of the electric vehicle should be turned off directly (the whole vehicle has no electricity after it is turned off).