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advise for labtop battery using
Dear all
my question is in the office we use labtop for more than 12 or 14 hours continously is it better to disconnect the battery from it and depend only on the electric plug or it doesnt matter & we can use both with no harm
ejn63
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April 22nd, 2009 04:00
It is better to remove the battery when the notebook is used as a desktop.
ronss
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April 22nd, 2009 05:00
You are removing the battery while on AC power:
Pros:
• Preserves charge cycles
• Keeps the battery temperature lower thus slowing the aging process
Cons:
• Lose the battery as backup power during power outages and voltage drops
• Unsaved work will be lost and data may be corrupted without backup power
• UPS (uninterruptible power supply) needed to serve as backup power source
You are leaving the battery connected while on AC power:
Pros:
• Battery serves as backup power during power outages and voltage drops
• More convenient for “grab-and-go” use
• Battery doesn’t require sufficient warming time (as it would after being stored in the refrigerator)
Cons:
• Loss of charge cycles
• Battery’s temperature is higher on AC power resulting in accelerated aging
SHADY AHMED
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April 22nd, 2009 05:00
Dear ronss
according to your information its better for the battery age and for all the labtop to remove the battery but it will be dangerius from the side of information
amay correct understanding & if so can you pls be more detailed in tne side of removing battery so more technical information i will be so grate full
BESt Regards
ronss
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April 23rd, 2009 00:00
when it comes down to it,,,you get all kind of debates on how to use the laptop linthium battery...my thoughts on keeping your laptop battery,,,info i have gathered from this article i posted, and others......if running the laptop on ac power.,,,,remove the battery and store in a cool place, like refrigerator.,,and not in the freezer...around 40 farienhient. and if possible, batter at 40 percent charge....you can find a lot of info here-
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo.htm
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