User's Manual

AUTEC - AIR series
44 Battery AIRBM3V7L
Technical data
Only use original Autec batteries and only recharge batteries with power supply
units provided by Autec for this unit.
Improper use of batteries and power supply units may pose the hazard of fire,
explosion, or other hazards.
Use of batteries other than AIRBM3V7L will void the warranty.
Never use damaged batteries.
Autec accepts no responsibility for any use that does not comply with the limitations
and indications provided, and for any damage that may result from improper, incorrect
or irrational use of the battery.
6.1 Technical data
Battery AIRBM3V7L: type / voltage / capacity.......................... Li-ion / 3.7 V / 1300 mAh
Maximum recharging time ................................................................................................ 4 h
Recharging temperature range ............................................................ from +5°C to +45°C*
Operating temperature range.............................................................. from -20°C to +55°C*
Recommended storage temperature....................................................from -20°C to +45°C*
* note: extreme temperatures reduce battery capacity and lifetime.
6.2 Warnings for use
It is recommended to recharge the battery before you use it for the first time.
Damaged batteries may overheat or burn; therefore, do not do the following ac-
tions:
- short circuit the battery poles
- disassemble, cut, open, press, deform, drill, modify or tamper with batteries
- try to insert objects in the batteries
- dive or expose batteries in/to water or other liquids.
If you come into contact with material coming from a damaged battery, imme-
diately wash thoroughly the involved part with soap and water for at least 15
minutes and consult a doctor.
In order to ensure the maximum lifetime for batteries, avoid to do the following actions over time:
- use and recharge them at temperatures exceeding the limits provided in the “Technical Data”
- store them (or do not use) for more than six months
- expose them to heat sources
- store them in a damp location.