Plant protection in the off-season, plant protection drone batteries should also be maintained
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In October, the planting and farming season across the country is drawing to a close, and agricultural drones are entering a period of inactivity. While the drones may not be in use, proper maintenance is still crucial—especially for the **plant protection drone batteries**. Neglecting battery care can significantly shorten their lifespan and affect performance. So, how should you properly maintain your drone’s batteries? Zhuhai Yuren offers some expert tips to help you keep your equipment in top condition during the off-season.
**Battery Maintenance Tips**
1. Store batteries in an environment between -5°C and 45°C to avoid extreme temperatures that could damage them.
2. At temperatures below 0°C, battery capacity may drop by up to 20%, so it's important to monitor this.
3. Always charge the battery fully before use and set the alarm voltage to 3.7V to prevent over-discharging.
4. Perform a full charge and discharge cycle every 1–2 months, and store the battery at a voltage between 3.8V and 3.85V.
5. Never store or transport batteries without proper packaging or precautions.
6. Avoid keeping batteries fully charged for long periods. For transportation, it's best to keep the charge around 30%.
7. Protect batteries from direct sunlight and rain to prevent damage.
8. Do not store batteries in humid or high-temperature areas, as this can lead to degradation.
9. Never disassemble or repurpose batteries, as this can be dangerous and void warranties.
10. Do not charge batteries that are swollen, deformed, pierced, or damaged.
Zhuhai Yuren smart chargers come with a built-in battery maintenance function, making it easy to store your batteries safely. With just one button, the charger can balance the battery pack, adjust its voltage to a safe level, and ensure it remains in good condition during long-term storage. The system automatically charges or discharges the battery to maintain the preset storage voltage, preventing performance loss or damage due to inactivity.
Proper maintenance of plant protection drone batteries is key to extending the life of your drone. By following these guidelines, you can ensure your equipment stays in optimal condition and is ready for the next season. Whether you're storing batteries for a few weeks or several months, taking the time to care for them now will save you money and downtime later.
