I have heard that the duration of the batteries can be significantly improved if the battery when not in use stored in the refrigerator. Is that right, should we store the DELL XPS M1330 battery in the fridge?
Conclusion: to store batteries in the refrigerator to reach as a longer shelf life is a myth and should not be practiced. By the temperature change, the risk of condensation and associated damage is much greater than the barely measurable gain a small storage in the refrigerator.
The modern DELL XPS M1530 battery should certainly not be stored in the refrigerator. This myth dates back to times of older generations, today’s battery in the laptop – model no longer come to application. Today, all batteries have reached the maximum special controls the compromise between duration and charge.
It is still true that a DELL Studio 1537 battery will discharge itself. This effect is ameliorated, but not stopped. In the fridge you can slow down this effect slightly, but only slightly. There is no appreciable advantage for the user. Quite the contrary, due to storage in the refrigerator there is the possibility of condensation can be corrode first, the contacts and the change can in some cases even lead to complete self-discharge.
The lifetime of a Dell GD761 batteryy depends mainly on the loading cycles. And the Chargers of the batteries is controlled from a laptop so the maximum charge can be achieved. Also, the full discharge of the battery followed with a maximum charge the battery, the user must have been a few years ago no longer be ignored. The Dell Vostro 1520 battery is divided into cells beyond the control be loaded and discharged, that neither the memory nor the effect of charge cycles must be observed by the operator (or better).
Eventually, each battery is exhausted. The life of a battery is measured on full charge cycles. These cycles are controlled by the controller and the user can not have more influence here.
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