The horn shaped supercapacitor 2.7V 400F 3560 can instantly release a current of 236A, which can be applied in most circuit power compensation power sources. It can be used in an environment of 85 ℃ under a working voltage of 2.3V and can store 0.41wh of energy. The horn shaped lead out method

Product characteristics

①.Small size and light②.Low leakage current③.Long cycle life④.Green(RoHS compliant)⑤.Safe and reliable

application area

①.Energy storage systems②.Large UPS③.Military electronic devices④.Variable wind power propellers⑤.Energy-saving elevators⑥.Portable electric tools

Precautions for use

1. Supercapacitors should be used within the rated voltage and specified operating temperature range, should not exceed 65 ℃, and should be kept away from heat sources exceeding the operating temperature range;

2. Before using the supercapacitor, it is necessary to confirm the positive/negative electrode and prohibit reverse charging. If the positive and negative poles are connected in reverse, it will reduce the charging and discharging performance of the supercapacitor, and lead to heating, leakage, and rapid decline in service life.

3. Before use, clean the positive/negative terminals of the supercapacitor with a dry cloth to avoid excessive contact resistance and reduce the performance of the supercapacitor.

4. It is prohibited to throw supercapacitors into fire or conduct high-voltage heating.

5. It is prohibited to directly contact the supercapacitor with water, oil, acid or alkali.

6. It is prohibited to squeeze, nail, or disassemble supercapacitors.

7. It is prohibited to short-circuit the positive/negative terminals of supercapacitors with voltages above 0.5V;

8. If any odor, discoloration, deformation or other abnormalities are found in the supercapacitor during use or storage, it should be stopped from use.

9. The electrolyte used in supercapacitors is highly volatile, please do not disassemble the supercapacitors at will.

10. Supercapacitors cannot be discarded randomly, please dispose of them according to national environmental standards