Hello!
I’ve got uConsole last week.
So I’ve install 18650 cell on it.
This is my first time to use the 18650 cell so I worrying about it.
Worrying point: In normal use, Is the battery not gonna explode or fire?
(fyi. This is not about device problem or manufacturer problem. This worrying from my ignorant about battery or electricity)
Model: uConsole (using 4g/lte module too, but I don’t think it’s related to)
Battery: LYCAN 18650 3500mAh 3.74v (2 quentity)
Also I edit udev rules.
echo 'KERNEL=="axp20x-battery", ATTR{constant_charge_current_max}="2200000", ATTR{constant_charge_current}="2000000"' | sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/99-uconsole-charging.rules
This battery manufactured in South Korea, and the cell from the LG. It applied PCM circuit(protected from Overcharge(4.325V), Overdischarge(2.5V), Overcurrent(8A), Short Protection). Wrapped cover, CE | KC | RoHS Certificated. The LYCAN company making flashlight so these 18650 for the flashlight…
- Is it safe enough? like, I cannot let it put on my home cause even if when I’m not in my house, I worrying about house burning. Is this paranoid / over thinking too much?
- Even if it is safe enough, Can I use uConsole while it charging despite battery fully charged already? (Is the PCM prevent overcharge circuit for this?)
- As I wrote that udev rule changing thing is safe for these kind of use and worrying?
Maybe, It can be overthinking too much, but my ignorance needs your help to decrease my battery paranoid anxiety…
Thank you for the help.
Additional info: I am not gonna stab the battery or let it over 60°C environment.