Cyma 7.2V 500 mAh AEP Battery

NiMH or more precisely Nickel Metal Hybrid battery manufactured by Cyma consisting of 6 cells resulting in 7.2V and with a capacity of 500 mAh. This type of battery is specifically designed for AEP-type replicas, meaning electric pistols. Note, this battery cannot be used with SMG-type replicas, VZ Scorpion, MP7, and others.

WARNING:

• Nickel-Metal-Hybrid (NiMH) batteries can be dangerous.
• The user must ensure all precautions are taken for: potential fire, bodily injury, and property damage.
• In case of improper use, damage, or manufacturing defect, NiMH batteries can catch fire, generate smoke, and cause poisoning.
• By purchasing this type of battery, the user assumes responsibility for any risks associated with NiMH batteries.
• NiMH batteries are not toys and should not be left within reach of children as they can pose a real danger to their health.
• NiMH batteries should not be thrown into fire, placed in an oven or microwave as they may explode.
• NiMH batteries contain harmful chemicals.
• Do not attempt to charge mechanically or chemically damaged batteries.

Actions Leading to Battery Damage

• Connecting in series or parallel with another cell or battery even if they appear similar.
• Exceeding maximum and minimum operating voltages.
• A temperature drop or rise outside the allowed limits.
• Excessive charging current.
• Using a charger without battery charge detection.
• Short-circuiting the battery terminals.
• Subjecting the battery to mechanical shocks such as: dropping, hitting, bending, cutting, twisting, deforming, or puncturing.
• Contact with liquids.
• Improvising an inadequate charging setup.
• Using inappropriate, improvised charging cables.

General Information

• NiMH battery packs are made up of cells.
• Each NiMH battery has a power connector that in most cases will also be used for charging it.
• It is recommended to charge batteries with chargers that have automatic shut-off when charging is complete.
• The charging current should not exceed 50% of the total capacity of the battery.
• Depending on the number of cells, the nominal voltage of the battery is given. Example: 7 cells = 8.4V, 8 cells = 9.6V.
• Each cell has a maximum voltage of 1.4V that must not be exceeded during charging and a minimum voltage that must not drop below 0.84V.
• It is recommended to charge NiMH batteries with the lowest possible current.
• It is recommended to maintain the charge-discharge cycles as accurately as possible.