701535 (3.7V 300mAh) Lithium ion polymer Battery (LiPo)

Battery Specifications:

• Model: 701535 Lithium-ion polymer

• Battery Chemistry: Lithium-Ion Polymer (Li-Po)

• Nominal Voltage: 3.7 V

• Nominal Capacity: 300 mAh

• Energy Rating: 1.11 Wh

Electrical Characteristics: Lithium-ion polymer Li-Po

• Standard Charging Method:

  • 0.5C constant-current (CC) charge to 4.2 V

  • Followed by constant-voltage (CV) charging at 4.2 V until charge current drops to ≤0.01C

• Recommended Charge Current:

  • 0.2C (60mA)

• Maximum Charge Current:

  • 0.5C (150 mA)

• Maximum Discharge Current:

  • 1C

• Discharge Method:

  • Constant current at 0.2C

  • End-of-discharge voltage: 2.75 V

• Cut-Off Voltage (Protection):

  • 2.75 V (over-discharge protection)

• Charge Voltage (CV):

  • 4.2 V (nominal), ≥3.85 V operating

Mechanical & Physical

• Connector Type: JST-PH2.0 mm pitch
  • Pitch: 2.00 mm
  • Current rating: ~3 A per contact (AWG #22)
  • Voltage rating: ~250 V AC/DC
  • Temperature range: –25 °C to +85 °C
  • Cable Length: 80 mm ±5%
• Cable Orientation: positive connection(A) See Photo More Information
• Dimensions (T × W × L): 6.88 × 14.5× 36.6 mm
• Weight: 7g ±5%

Cycle Life (Capacity Retention)

• ≥92% after 100 cycles

• ≥88% after 300 cycles

• ≥80% after 500 cycles

Environmental Conditions

• Charging Temperature: 0°C to 45°C

• Discharging Temperature: 10°C to 60°C

• Storage Temperature: −5°C to 35°C

• Relative Humidity: 65% ±20% RH

WARNING – LITHIUM-ION BATTERY SAFETY

Lithium-ion cells are high-energy power sources and must be handled with extreme care. Improper use, charging, or storage may cause the battery to overheat, ignite, or explode, resulting in serious injury, fire, or property damage.

Batteries damaged due to misuse, abuse, or the use of non-compliant chargers or equipment cannot be replaced.

• Overcharging:
  Always use a suitable Li-ion/Li-Po charger and ensure the charge voltage does not exceed the battery’s specified full-charge voltage.

• Over-discharging:
  Ensure the connected equipment does not draw current beyond the stated maximum continuous discharge current. Do not operate the battery below its specified cut-off voltage.

• Deep Discharge Storage:
  Do not leave the battery fully discharged for extended periods, as this may cause irreversible damage and permanent capacity loss.

• Fire and Heat Exposure:
  Do not place the battery in fire, expose it to excessive heat, or leave it in direct sunlight.

• Incorrect Installation:
  Never install the battery with reversed polarity. Always verify positive (+) and negative (−) connections before use.

• Short Circuit:
  Do not connect the battery’s positive and negative terminals with metal objects or allow them to come into contact.

• Moisture Exposure:
  Do not expose the battery to water, saltwater, or excessive moisture. Do not allow the battery to get wet.

• Disassembly or Modification:
  Do not disassemble, puncture, crush, or modify the battery. The battery contains internal safety and protection components that may be damaged if altered.

Additional Safety Notes: Lithium-ion polymer Li-Po

• Use the correct charger only:
  Never use NiMH, NiCd, or lead-acid chargers. Always charge this battery using a dedicated Lithium-ion/Li-Po charger.

• Do not leave unattended:
  Never charge or operate the battery without supervision.

• Inspect before and during use:
  Regularly inspect the battery, wiring, and surrounding circuitry for damage, loose connections, or potential short circuits.

• For experienced users only:
  Lithium-ion polymer batteries are high-energy power sources and should only be used by individuals experienced and confident in working with power supplies.

Important Connection Note: Lithium-ion polymer

There is no industry-wide standard for battery cable orientation.
Before connecting, verify that the polarity and cable orientation match your device.
An incorrect connection may permanently damage the battery and the connected equipment.