User's manual

Lithium batteries should not be used in high-current devices such as flash units. If used, the batteries may overheat, the outer skin may peel off, and the batteries will not function properly.

When the battery is connected to a charging cable, ensure the positive and negative terminals do not touch, whether charging has started or not.

It is recommended to use the charging cable that came with the device and connect it to a 2A output Power Supply Unit (PSU) for optimal charging.

Insert the batteries into the device in the correct orientation as indicated. Do not reverse the orientation.

Do not mix different brands or types of batteries in the same device.

Do not mix charged and uncharged batteries in the same device.

Do not use the battery while it is charging.

Fully charge the batteries before use, as they are shipped at only 30% charge for safety.

Do not leave batteries unattended while charging. Do not charge them under your pillow, on your bed, or on any flammable surface.

Do not touch the positive terminal of the battery during charging to avoid burns. The positive terminal can reach up to 65°C due to the fast charging speed of lithium batteries.

Store batteries at room temperature in a cool, dry place, away from anything flammable. Do not place batteries in direct sunlight or hot vehicles.

For batteries stored or unused for a long period, it is recommended to charge them every 6 months.

Keep batteries away from fire and water. Do not expose them to water, fire, or temperatures above 45°C (113°F).

Do not damage, open, puncture, or disassemble the battery casing.

Keep batteries out of reach of children and pets.

Do not short-circuit the battery by connecting a wire or metal object directly to the positive/negative terminals.

Do not place batteries in a microwave, oven, induction stove, or hob.

Do not keep batteries in a pocket, purse, or any container with metal objects to avoid short-circuiting or incineration.

The battery assembly contains safety and protection circuits that should not be altered. If these circuits are damaged or removed, the battery may overheat or catch fire.

If the battery emits a strange smell, gets hot, changes color or shape, or appears abnormal, stop using it immediately and contact SZEMPTY for support.

If the battery leaks, avoid contact with eyes. In case of contact, rinse immediately with water and seek medical attention.

Do not use the battery if the outer wrapper is damaged. Do not disassemble it.

If the battery light flashes too quickly, replace the charging cable or charger. If it continues to flash quickly, do not use it and contact SZEMPTY for support.

Follow local regulations for recycling electronic devices and batteries.