How to store lithium-ion batteries?

Lithium-ion batteries are a great technology, but they do require some care. In this guide, we’ll talk about when how to store lithium-ion batteries to ensure the longest and safest lifespan. If the environment is controlled, it is usually safe to store lithium-ion batteries in the garage.

How do you store half-used batteries?

When you take half-used batteries out of seasonal devices like holiday lights or camping gear, store them in a way that keeps them separate from unused batteries to avoid confusion. It also helps if new batteries are left in their original packaging. Speaking of which

How do you store a DeWalt battery?

Use only authentic DEWALT batteries for best performance and safe compatibility with DEWALT tools and chargers. Store and charge batteries in a cool, dry location. Avoid exposing batteries to liquids, oils, or extreme temperatures. Clean batteries with a clean, slightly damp cloth; do not use solvents.

Where should you store a power tool battery?

The garage is probably the most common place to store any type of power tool battery, including lithium-ion batteries. If you’ve purchased anything with a battery recently, especially a power tool, then you’ve likely encountered these new batteries.

Should I keep the batteries close to the inverter?

I'd recommend keeping the batteries close the the inverter. Your costs would be astronomical for appropriately sized DC lines of that length. Efficiency would also suffer. Just have two separately located battery banks if you require battery support for both inverters. Yep 150' , but you'll need cable as thick as your forearm lol

Do I need to worry about my garage batteries?

Perhaps you have some heat source for the garage in the winter, and this is a good thing, but if you don’t have any way to cool the garage in the summer, then the batteries could still be potentially damaged. So, in short, if the garage, connected or not, is temperature controlled, then you don’t need to worry about your batteries.