Lithium-Poly Battery (3.7V)
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Lithium-Poly Battery (3.7V)

Lithium-Poly Battery (3.7V)

iOptronSKU: 3329
Price:
$28.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description


Replacement Lithium-Poly (Lipo) rechargeable battery for iOptron SkyTracker Pro and SkyGuider Promount.

Features:
Assemble with high quality 3.7V Li-Poly rechargeable battery pack
Capacity 2000mAh
Voltage 3.7V, peak at 4.2V
No memory effect
Built-in IC chip will prevent battery pack from over charge, over discharge and prolongs battery life

WARNING:
Li-Poly battery is very sensitive to charging characteristics and may explored or burn if mishandled
Charge only use a charger designed for this battery
Do not charge the battery below 0C
Do not dispose in a fire
Disposal the battery according your government regulation

This can only be shipped with a ground service.

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