They are also known as lithium titanium oxide batteries (LTO) and are secondary rechargeable cells that have outperformed other lithium-ion versions and especially when it comes to fast charging.

Yes, it’s very much possible to revive a dead lithium battery. However, note that by mentioning lithium batteries, we are referring to lithium-ion cells because these are secondary rechargeable types.

Yes, you can ship lithium batteries overseas through as airmail or by ocean freight. However, moving these cells across international borders isn’t similar to sending any other package such as a bike or armchair.

Refurbished Lithium-ion batteries are those Li-ion batteries that appear to be dead and then brought to life once more.

Rejuvenating a Li-ion battery means getting the battery back from its "deep sleep mode". Deep sleep mode is a state that is activated in a Li-ion battery when it is drained for too much.

Li-polymer, also known as polymer lithium battery, is a new kind of battery with high energy density, miniaturization, ultra-thin, lightweight, high safety and low cost.

Lithium ion batteries are divided into square lithium batteries, cylindrical lithium batteries (such as 18650, 18500, etc.) and pouch polymer lithium batteries. Square lithium battery usually refers to aluminum or steel shell square lithium battery.

International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) is an organization that sets the technical standards for battery sizes and types.

Lithium-ion batteries are of all shapes and sizes nowadays. However, no matter the size or the shape of the battery they all look the same inside.

The uncomfortable experience when your vehicle or motorcycle battery goes dead while you are in the middle of the road can be overwhelming.