Li-SOCl2 High Temperature Battery For Diesel Cylinder Inspection Devices

1. Battery Characteristic

• High and Stable Voltage

Single cell rated voltage 3.6V, load voltage 3.4~3.6V in high temperature

Flat discharge curve

• Wide Operating Temperature Range

Normal operating temperature from -20℃ to +50℃, special designed battery able to work at +200℃

• Long Shelf Life

Shelf life longer than 10 years at room temperature

2. Main Applications

• Oil & Gas

Well pressure meters in high temperature, float meter, logging while drilling (LWD), measure while drilling (MWD), etc.

• Autos

Tire pressure alarm system (TPMS), diesel engine cylinder detection, etc.

• Geothermy

Temperature detector

• The military field and other high temperature applications

3. FAQS of General Safety Instructions

• Which environment is workable to store the battery?

The battery should be kept as dryly as possible when they are in storage.

• When the abnormal heat release or leakage occurs, what should we do?

The battery should be stopped to using when the abnormal heat release or leakage occurs.

• If you have children at home, what should you pay attention when we use our battery?

The battery should be kept out of the children firstly. If swallowed by children, please contact a physician at once.

• Can the batteries be short circuit?

The batteries can’t be short circuit. If positive and negative polarity of a battery is directly connected, this may cause a short circuit and this may lead to toxic materials or gas leakage and/or violent rupture.

• Can the batteries be mixed to use on different electrochemical system, grades or brands?

When changing batteries be aware that batteries of different electrochemical system, grades, or brands should be not mixed. If different batteries are used or in case of using old and new batteries together this can discharge batteries due to different voltage or capacity. This can cause toxic material or gas leakage and/or violent rupture.

• What will happen if the batteries are thrown into the water?

The batteries are not able to put or thrown into the water because it would cause explosion.

• What should be followed during the batteries disposal?

During the batteries disposal, you need to follow the local and state regulations.