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--- batteries [2018-11-28 15:16] – [Rechargeable Batteries in the Hacklab] Battery charging bags! alfie
+++ batteries [2018-11-28 15:40] – DavidW
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 As large, high-energy batteries become more widely available at low cost, we see more and more in the lab. This is good! They are an ideal energy source for many projects. However, like any large energy source, they must be treated with respect; mistreatment of high-energy rechargeable batteries can go very wrong, very quickly.
-**DO NOT leave charging batteries unattended. Ever. Full stop.**
-Rules for using high-energy/Lithium-based batteries in the lab:
+===== Rules =====
-  * Storage:
-    * Batteries must be stored safely in the designated storage box.
-    * The terminals must be covered to prevent accidental shorting.
   * Charging:
+    * **DO NOT leave charging batteries unattended.**
     * Charging must occur in the designated battery charging area in G1.
     * Single cells may be charged using simple constant-current and constant-voltage settings.
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       * Hacklab owns one such bag, kept in the battery charging area or the battery storage box.
       * If you wish to provide your own safety bag, it must be approved by Hacklab.
+  * Storage:
+    * Batteries must be stored safely in the designated storage box.
+    * The terminals must be covered to prevent accidental shorting.
 ===== Reclaimed/Recovered Batteries =====