The CWU has formally notified Royal Mail they plan to call on their members who collect, sort and deliver parcels and letters to take national strike action on Thursday 24, Friday 25 and Wednesday 30 November and Thursday 1 December 2022. This in turn will lead to unprecedented delays throughout Royal Mails supply chain. We offer next day delivery via DPD Ireland, I would highly recommend using this service, terms and conditions apply. Thank you
Brand: Sony Energy / Murata Model: VTC5A (US18650VTC5A) Size: 18650 Chemistry: NMC Nominal Capacity: 2600mAh Nominal Voltage: 3.6V Discharge: 25A Max Continuous, Rated by Sony as 35A Max Continuous with a temperature limit of 80’C Positive: Flat Protected: NO, UNPROTECTED Rechargeable: Yes Dimensions: 18.1mm x 65mm Weight: 47.8g
Li-ion cylindrical cells are similar to the batteries used in many everyday devices like mobile phones and are generally considered safe, however there are serious risks to personal safety arising from improper use.
Batteries safety is extremely important
Safe usage, storage and disposal
Lithium-ion (Li-ion/Liion) batteries/cells can be dangerous when mistreated. When purchasing, the purchaser/user assumes all risks associated with their use, charging and discharging and their safe storage and/or transport. The retailer, suppliers or original manufacturers cannot be held liable for injury to person(s) or property or any other form of loss or damage caused by improper use of these products.
Never carry loose cells – they should be suitably cased at all times when not in use. (We supply free cases with every order) Do not short batteries with metallic objects. Always use a battery charger designed for the cells you are charging. We have suitable chargers available. Never leave a battery charger unattended. Never completely discharge batteries. (The cut off for most cells is 2.8v or 2.5v) Check battery wraps and insulators regularly. Replace worn or damaged wraps before continuing use. Do not expose to extreme heat or cold or sudden fluctuations between the two. Always dispose of end of life cells at your local WEEE recycling centre or return them to us for free disposal.
