Valken LiPo Airsoft Battery Charging Safety Sack

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SKU: Battery Safety Sack - V Energy LiPo
48245
MAP Price 7.95
QuantityPrice
1 – 2$6.49
3 – 5$5.99
6 – 11$5.49
12 – 23$4.99
24 +$4.49
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Description

The Valken Lipo Battery Charging and Travel Safety Sack provides an added layer of protection and peace of mind while charging your airsoft lithium batteries. These LiPo safety sacks are made from fire resistant glass fiber material, and reduces the chances of damage occurring in the event of a Lipo airsoft battery catching fire. These Lipo battery bags come with a secure heat resistant hook and loop closure, and ensures your battery is protected while charging, or when used for storage. We recommend our Valken Battery Tester when using your lithium airsoft battery.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
WARNING
Do not use a NiMh battery charger to charge a LiPo battery.
Never charge unattended.
Only use the appropriate charger with your LiPo batteries. Use of other chargers can result in fire, personal injury and property damage.
Never leave batteries and chargers unattended when in use. When not in use, always remove the battery from the charger or airsoft gun.
Always charge batteries in a safe area, on a stable non-flammable surface away from other flammable items. Never allow your battery and charger to be dislodged or fall during charging as this can result in fire, personal injury and property damage.
Never alter, modify or open your battery.
Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
CAUTION
Before charging complete a visual inspection of your battery. At the sign of any damage do not use.
Never expose batteries to temperatures higher than 160 degrees F.
Always keep your battery in a safe secure location to prevent damage during transport or storage.
Always keep batteries away from liquids.
Always keep batteries out of the reach of children.
  • Dimensions: 230mm x 180mm
  • Material: Fire Resistant Glass Fiber
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why risk it?

ricky| 9/19/2017 6:08 pm

havent had a battery explode yet but im not taking any chances

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