Swellpro Medium – Lipo/LiHV Battery Fire Resistant Safety Satchel for storing multiple batteries
Make sure you are practicing good safety when storing or charging your Swellpro Batteries by using this fire resistant battery case. Compatible with most LiPO and LIHV Drone Batteries including: SD4, FD1, FD1+ FD3, Fisherman Max (FD2), SD3, SD3+, SPRY, All Gannet Drones, Rippton Shark X, All Cuta Copter Drones, All Poseidon Drones, All Aeroo Drones, DJI Mini, Mavic Air, Mavic 2,3,4
Lipo Battery Fire Resistant Safety Satchel
Black color
Satchel/Large : 240*185*65mm
Fire Resistant safety storage bag is designed to reduce damage in the event of a Lipo/LiHV fire and to help to contain any fire* caused by incorrectly charging or poorly functioning lipo/LiHV packs.
* Note – Disclaimer: The use of this battery bag does not offer any guarantees that a fire will not occur, nor does it guarantee that any subsequent fire will not spread or cause damage to property or people. Our customers are highly recommended to always practice safe care, including maintenance, storage, and use of their LiPO/LiHV batteries at all times and ensure they have full insurance. See further notes below.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR BATTERIES:
– Please ensure you ONLY use the correct & original charger to charge this battery
– Please NEVER leave your battery unattended while it is charging, as there could be a fire risk. Do not leave charging overnight.
– Please ensure you charge your battery in an open & well ventilated area that is away from any flammable material. It is also recommended that you charge & store your battery in a fire-proof bag or container (purchased separately).
– Always make sure you have the correct charging settings for the battery you are charging
– Never use or charge a battery that has become swollen OR has any physical damage. Please dispose of immediately.
CAUTION:
WARNING ⚠️ IF BATTERIES ARE NOT PLUGGED IN CORRECTLY IT COULD CAUSE DAMAGE
**It is recommended that you also read this article on LiPo and LiHV Batteries and their care and maintenance. the link is HERE
**Also please read the Returns and Warranty Information regarding batteries HERE
Graham Ardern (verified owner) –
Great I keep both of my batteries in it