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Rechargeable Batteries, Maintenance & Importance

Rechargeable batteries are vastly becoming a sensation because of their ecofriendly and reusable nature. With many innovations in technology, rechargeable batteries have evolved into more versatile, compact and smart devices. 


Benefits of rechargeable batteries 


Eco Friendly- They are super environmentally friendly. With the vivid changes in climate due to large amount of non-reusable waste opting for alternatives that aid our surroundings is becoming very important. Rechargeable batteries help to reduce our carbon foot print and hence support our environment in a way unimagined. 


Pocket Friendly- Single use batteries will burden your pocket over time as you have to buy more batteries when they run out, not to mention the enormous amount of e-waste built up in your homes. While rechargeable batteries will prolong the battery life, hence saving money in the long run. 


Convenient- Using Multiple sets of rechargeable battery ensures that we don’t run out of power. Great and comes in handy while on a long road trip to unknown places. 


How to use rechargeable battery? 


A rechargeable battery can be popped into the same compartment as the regular battery and they can be used to power up right away. But one shouldn’t leave the drained out rechargeable battery inside a device that’s turned on and not in use as it causes continuous drainage of battery to reverse polarity and stop working. 


How to charge rechargeable battery? 


Charging the battery in the right way improves the battery performance while prolonging their lives. Using a smart charger that automatically switches off after charging can prove very effective. While charging two batteries make sure that they are at the same voltage level and of the same capacity. Keep the battery compartment free from dust and moisture by cleaning it with a cloth at times. 


How to store rechargeable battery? 


Batteries should be stored at a place that is safe, moisture free at at right temperature for long battery life. They should not be stored in refrigerators or near places with flammable materials. Let's dive into a few tips that will help to store rechargeable batteries. 


Avoid over usage- Disconnect chargers and devices after usage and avoid over charging of the battery. Overcharging occurs when the battery is being charged even after reaching the full charge limit. 40% state of charge is considered ideal for lithium and nickel-based batteries for improved life. Also charging only when the battery has drained out completely also significantly reduces the troubles which may arise if charged frequently and hence losing the capacitance. 


Be aware while the battery is being charged- Do not leave the charging devices unattended once put on charge. There are risks of fire or electrical hazards if charged for a long time due to overheating. 


Keep an eye on flammables- Make sure to charge the batteries in a safe place which is away from direct sunlight or moisture and not on any flammable material. This includes pillows, blankets, paper etc. 


Temperature effects- The ideal temperature to store the batteries is 15°C and the batteries should not be subjected to extreme hot or cold temperatures. Extreme temperatures maximize the capacitor loss and hence resulting in battery life loss. 


Use the right charging method- The batteries should be charged using the designated charger. Chargers are designed for the specific battery type and mixing them can cause unwanted issues and problems. 


Recycle- Recycle the batteries whenever possible and reduce the e-waste. 


We have a wide range of rechargeable batteries that are environment friendly and safe. Our batteries are widely used in consumer electronics, IOT, medical devices & smart homes. 

Though rechargeable batteries are becoming widely used electronics, single use batteries have their own uses when needed like for torches & remotes like they say each thing has an importance of its own. 

Electrical Safety at Home: Tips to Avoid Electrocution

By Swetha Parvathy • May 26, 2025
As we increasingly rely on electronic devices and appliances in our daily lives, electrical safety becomes a crucial aspect of home maintenance. Electrical accidents can be devastating, causing injuries, fatalities, and property damage. In this blog post, we'll share essential tips to help you ensure electrical safety at home and avoid electrocution. 1. Keep Water Away from Electricity Water and electricity are a deadly combination. Avoid using electrical appliances near water sources, such as: - Bathrooms - Kitchens - Swimming pools - Outdoor areas during rain or snow 2. Inspect Cords and Appliances Regularly Regular inspections can help identify potential electrical hazards. Check for: - Frayed or damaged cords - Overheating appliances - Sparks or unusual smells - Loose connections or faulty wiring 3. Use GFCIs (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters) GFCIs are designed to prevent electrical shock by interrupting the power supply when a ground fault occurs. Install GFCIs in areas prone to moisture, such as: - Bathrooms - Kitchens - Outdoor areas 4. Avoid Overloading Outlets and Extension Cords Overloading outlets and extension cords can lead to electrical fires or electrocution. Be mindful of: - Using too many appliances on a single circuit - Overloading extension cords - Using damaged or frayed extension cords 5. Keep Children Safe Children are naturally curious, and electrical safety is crucial for their well-being. Take steps to: - Secure outlets with tamper-resistant covers - Keep electrical appliances out of reach - Teach children about electrical safety 6. Hire a Licensed Electrician For any electrical work, hire a licensed electrician to ensure: - Compliance with local electrical codes - Safe installation and maintenance - Proper diagnosis and repair of electrical issues 7. Be Cautious with Outdoor Electrical Equipment Outdoor electrical equipment, such as generators or power tools, requires special care. Ensure: - Proper grounding and installation - Regular maintenance and inspection - Safe operation and storage 8. Replace Damaged or Outdated Electrical Components Don't hesitate to replace damaged or outdated electrical components, such as: - Old or damaged wiring - Outdated electrical panels - Faulty circuit breakers Conclusion Electrical safety is a critical aspect of home maintenance. By following these tips, you can significantly reduce the risk of electrical accidents and ensure a safe living environment for yourself and your loved ones. Remember, electrical safety is everyone's responsibility.

Emerging Trends in Electronics: Shaping the Future

By Swetha Parvathy • May 2, 2025
The electronics industry is rapidly evolving, driven by technological advancements and changing consumer needs. Here are some emerging trends that are set to shape the future:  1. The Rise of Electric Vehicles Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity, driven by environmental concerns and government incentives. EVs offer a cleaner, more sustainable alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles. Key developments in the EV space include: - Advancements in Battery Technology: Improved battery life, range, and charging speed are making EVs more practical for everyday use. - Expansion of Charging Infrastructure: Governments and companies are investing in charging infrastructure, making it easier to own and use an EV. - Increased Model Options: More automakers are launching EV models, offering consumers a wider range of choices. 2. Advancements in Printed Electronics Printed electronics involve using printing techniques to create electronic devices and components. This technology has the potential to revolutionize various industries, including: - Wearable Technology: Printed electronics can be used to create flexible, wearable devices that track vital signs and monitor health. - Flexible Displays: Printed electronics can enable the creation of flexible displays that can be used in a variety of applications, from smartphones to wearables. - Biomedical Devices: Printed electronics can be used to create implantable devices that monitor and treat medical conditions. 3. 3D Printing Technologies 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is transforming the way we design and produce products. Key developments in 3D printing include: - Increased Speed and Accuracy: Advances in 3D printing technology are enabling faster and more accurate production of complex parts and products. - New Materials and Applications: Researchers are developing new materials and applications for 3D printing, including biomedical devices and aerospace components. - Customization and Personalization: 3D printing enables the creation of customized products tailored to individual needs and preferences. Conclusion These emerging trends are set to shape the future of the electronics industry, enabling new applications, products, and experiences. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect even more exciting developments in the years to come.