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Charging bike battery


Pete-B

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If I have to go out and it's necessary to leave my 10ah lithium bike battery on charge, what would be considered a safe time to leave it, after it's charged, before the charger damages the battery, if in fact it does?
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Sould be fine as most chargers are the intelligent type, don't think anything with a LI battery would have anything else.

 

Same risk as leaving you van on a EHU and going out & I bet you do that, only danger is if you have a battery or charger go faulty, a big lead acid battery going bang will make a lot more mess than a small Li battery. (lol)

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The question as alluded to above, have you got a good quality battery and charger, if so then it should be fine, if not then it needs to be treated as a bomb. Cheap and nasty lithium set ups are incredibly dangerous.
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I would never leave a Lithium ion battery on charge without supervision. At least being around somewhere so that should a fire start I could do something about it.

 

The fact is that Li-ion batteries when being charged have a history of overheating and setting on fire.

 

Leaving the battery on charge for a few hours won't hurt it, leaving it and going off somewhere might be risky.

 

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