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The market for energy storage is developing rapidly. Nowadays, more and more people are using high-quality batteries - from lead-acid batteries to lithium batteries to the popular LiFePO4 energy storage devices.
A hugely important topic is the recycling of Powerstation batteries. We firmly believe that battery manufacturers and new energy companies should give serious attention to battery recycling. Because there are dangers lurking.
In this article we deal intensively with the topic of battery recycling. Here we take a close look at the LiFePO4 battery.
Continue reading: LiFePO4 vs. Lithium: The difference simply explained
In the past ten years alone, the battery industry has developed rapidly. Electronic products such as smartphones, notebooks and electric vehicles have become the norm and have greatly changed our lifestyle.
From lead-acid batteries to lithium batteries, newer, more environmentally friendly and above all more practical batteries are constantly being developed and brought onto the market.
The clear benefits? Compactness, light weight, high energy density, long service life and improved safety. One portable power station delivers its added value on the basis of precisely these advantages.
Gradually, the lithium battery established itself in many areas as a replacement for the lead-acid battery.
Many lithium batteries can be recycled and reused. Especially the recycling of lithium batteries from Nokia mobile phones or smartphones has gained popularity. But not only in small electronic devices, but also in electric trains and other vehicles, batteries are used, which are gradually being recycled.
Depending on the type, batteries can be extremely dangerous. So it is hardly surprising that the recycling and disposal is strictly controlled by the responsible authorities.
The Federal Environment Agency comments on the subject as follows:
one thing is certain: Failure to effectively recycle a battery causes great damage to the environment. Because as soon as the electrolyte in the lithium battery leaks, the toxic, corrosive substance is released into the environment. In addition, carbon and graphite in the negative electrode material cause dust and air pollution.
In the next section we will take a closer look at the LiFePO4 battery. Why? Because this new technology offers many advantages over the classic lithium battery.
Each type of battery has a specific lifespan. The theoretical lifetime of lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries can be 7 to 8 years.
Before we introduce you to the various SOUOP power stations, we would like to give you a detailed overview of the advantages of the LiFePO4 battery:
Based on these advantages, it is easy to see that LiFePO4 batteries are ideal for use on the construction site or on the next camping trip.
Continue reading: LiFePO4 vs. Lithium: The difference simply explained
In the next section we will show you 3 interesting portable energy sources that you can find in our online store.
In this article we have shown you the importance of battery recycling and the environmental damage that poorly stored batteries can cause.
If you want to invest in a power station to generate solar energy independently, you should definitely rely on LiFePO4 technology. In this way you not only make a contribution to environmental protection, but also benefit from a long service life and other advantages.
Do you want to save money cleverly and use green solar energy? In our online store you will find the best portable power sources with LiFePO4 battery.
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