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A prismatic LFP cell must be charged to its full voltage before initial use or assembly to ensure full activation and balance. Always use a charger designed specifically for LFP batteries. Avoid overcharging (typically above 3.65V per cell) and deep discharging (below 2.5V per cell) to prevent capacity loss and potential damage.
Operating the prismatic LFP cell within the recommended temperature range is critical. Exposure to temperatures above 60°C or below -20°C can degrade performance or pose safety risks. Proper thermal management systems should be in place to keep the cell within safe operating temperatures.
A reliable Battery Management System (BMS) should be integrated to protect the prismatic LFP cell from overcharge, overdischarge, overcurrent, and short circuits. The BMS monitors individual cell voltages and balances them to maintain uniform performance. Additionally, the cells must be housed in durable enclosures to guard against physical and environmental damage.
When not in use, prismatic LFP cells should be stored in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid storing loose cells in unprotected places where they could short-circuit. During transport, insulated cases should be used to prevent accidental contact with conductive materials.
| Aspect | Recommendation |
Charging | Use LFP-specific chargers; avoid overcharging and deep discharge |
Temperature | Operate within recommended range; ensure proper thermal control |
Protection | Use BMS with overcharge, overdischarge, and short-circuit protection |
Storage & Handling | Store in cool, dry place; use insulated cases during transport |
Following these precautions ensures that a prismatic LFP cell delivers safe, efficient, and long-lasting performance across a variety of applications.
