Discussion on the performance and service life of power tool batteries

Hello everyone, today I would like to discuss with colleagues and enthusiasts some key issues in the actual use of power tool batteries. As various brands and models of power tools continue to innovate, batteries, as the core power source, are receiving more and more attention for their performance and stability.

In actual use, have you ever encountered the following situations:

The battery has a short service life after being fully charged, or even significantly reduced

It is difficult or impossible to recharge the battery after not using it for a long time

The battery heats up seriously when used under high load

Incompatibility or warning prompts after replacing third-party batteries

At present, we have summarized several core factors that affect the service life and performance of power tool batteries:

Correct charging habits: avoid overcharging and over-discharging, and try to use the original charger.

Storage environment: When the battery is idle for a long time, it is recommended to store it in a cool and dry place and keep it at 40%-60% of the power state.

Working temperature: High temperature or severe cold environment will directly affect the performance and life of the battery.

Daily maintenance: Clean the contact points regularly to avoid rust and poor contact.

You are also welcome to share your own experience and lessons in the comments section, whether it is lithium batteries or nickel-metal hydride batteries, the differences between different brands, or tips for maintaining batteries yourself.

Let us work together to improve our understanding of power tool batteries and better extend their service life and work efficiency.