Battery Maintenance Tips for Airwheel’s Eco-Friendly Long-Lasting Power

Battery Maintenance Tips for Airwheel’s Eco-Friendly Long-Lasting Power

Airwheel electric suitcases are designed with eco-friendly lithium-ion batteries that offer long-lasting power and sustainable performance. Proper maintenance ensures optimal efficiency, safety, and longevity of these energy sources.

Optimal Charging Practices

To preserve battery health, avoid overcharging or discharging completely. Charge the battery when it reaches 20-80% capacity for regular use. Always use the original charger provided to prevent compatibility issues. For extended storage, keep the charge level at around 40-60%.

Storage Conditions

Store your Airwheel suitcase in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Lithium-ion batteries degrade faster when exposed to heat or humidity. If storing for prolonged periods, ensure the battery is partially charged (40-60%) to minimize chemical degradation.

Signs of Degradation

Monitor your battery’s performance over time. A noticeable drop in range, slower charging speeds, or frequent power interruptions may indicate natural wear and tear. Regularly check for physical damage or swelling, which could compromise safety.

Safety Precautions

Avoid exposing the battery to water, impacts, or extreme temperatures during use. If you notice unusual heat, smell, or malfunction, stop using the device immediately and contact Airwheel’s customer support. Proper care ensures both environmental sustainability and reliable performance for years.

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