G&P NiMh 9.6V 2300mAh Crane Type Battery x3

NiMH battery, or more precisely Nickel Metal Hybrid, from G&P, consisting of 8 cells resulting in 9.6V and a capacity of 2300 mAh. This type of battery is made up of 3 modules, specifically: 2 modules of 3 cells each and 1 module of 2 cells connected by a sturdy plastic frame. Its unique shape allows the battery to be mounted in SOPMOD type stocks. The battery is equipped with a Deans type connector.

WARNING:

• Nickel-Metal-Hybrid (NiMH) batteries can be hazardous.
• The user must take all precautions for: potential fire, bodily injury, and property damage.
• In case of improper use, damage, or manufacturing defect, NiMH batteries can catch fire, produce 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 health hazard.
• 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 the maximum and minimum operating voltages.
• A temperature drop or rise outside the allowed limits.
• Excessive charging current.
• Using a charger without battery 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 improper charging setup.
• Using inappropriate or improvised charging cables.

General Information

• NiMH battery packs consist of cells.
• Each NiMH battery has a power connector which in most cases will also be used for charging it.
• It is recommended to charge batteries with chargers that have automatic shut-off features.
• The charging current should not exceed 50% of the total battery capacity.
• The nominal voltage of the battery is determined by the number of cells. For example: 7 cells = 8.4V, 8 cells = 9.6V.
• Each cell has a maximum voltage of 1.4V that should not be exceeded during charging and a minimum voltage that should 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.

Airsoft6 cannot guarantee that you have used correct operating methods and have adhered to the charging, discharging, or storage conditions of NiMH and NiCd batteries. For this reason, we reserve the right to refuse replacement, as a warranty, for improperly used batteries (which violate the instructions and warnings above) and we are not responsible for material, moral damages, or loss of life.