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As the planting and farming season across the country comes to a close in October, plant protection drones will enter a period of dormancy. Alongside routine maintenance for the drones themselves, it's crucial not to overlook the care of their batteries. Neglecting battery maintenance can significantly shorten their lifespan. So, how should you properly maintain your plant protection drone batteries? Zhuhai Yuren offers some essential tips.
Proper battery care is vital for ensuring the long-term performance of your drone. Following these guidelines can help prevent potential safety risks and ensure your equipment remains in top condition.
**Battery Maintenance Tips:**
1. Store batteries in a temperature range of -5°C to 45°C.
2. At temperatures between -10°C and 5°C, battery capacity may drop by approximately 20%.
3. Always fully charge the battery before use and set the alarm voltage to 3.7V to avoid over-discharge.
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.
6. Avoid fully charging the battery for long periods. For transportation, keep the charge level around 30%.
7. Keep batteries away from direct sunlight and rain.
8. Do not store batteries in humid or high-temperature environments.
9. Never disassemble or repurpose the battery.
10. Do not charge batteries that are swollen, deformed, punctured, or damaged.
Zhuhai Yuren’s smart chargers come with an automatic battery maintenance function. When you're ready to store your battery for an extended period, simply press one button to initiate the maintenance process. The charger will balance the voltage of the battery pack and adjust it to a safe storage level, preventing degradation during long-term storage. Once the battery reaches the preset voltage, it will automatically recharge if the voltage drops, or discharge if it's too high.
By following these best practices, you can extend the life of your plant protection drone and ensure it remains reliable when needed again. Proper battery maintenance is a key part of responsible drone ownership. Take the time to care for your equipment, and it will serve you well for years to come.