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We’ve talked before about storing batteries, and how to do it properly. We even showed you a little trick where you can use a Styrofoam cooler to keep the temperature in check.

However, this post is here to give you a more permanent solution to storing your batteries safely.

Temperature

As we’ve said a before, heat and batteries don’t mix. So, storing your batteries in the correct temperature and be everything. It is generally recommended that you keep batteries in a “cool, dry place”, which is generally considered to be 15 degrees Celsius. -40 to 50 degrees Celsius is the extreme allowable temperature.

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https://batteryspecialists.co.nz/blogs/news/battery-storage-and-you-three-tips-for-correct-battery-storage

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