Elios 3 Battery Best Practices
This article highlights essential practices to ensure good performance, reduce risk, and maintain warranty validity of the Elios 3 batteries.
Should you experience any battery-related issues, please consult the Elios 3 Battery Troubleshooting article for structured guidance on identifying and resolving common battery concerns.
Remove batteries from the drone after use
A battery will continue to discharge slowly and can reach a deep-discharge state, resulting in irreversible damage, when left connected for extended periods.
Store Batteries at a low State of Charge
Batteries stored empty or near empty can degrade quickly, resulting in irreversible damage,
After a mission:
When a battery is fully charged, manually set to Storage Mode in the battery menu, or allow the battery to set automatically (after 24hrs it will drop to 85%, then after 5 days it will start to discharge to 60%).
When a battery is used. Recharge it fully before storing setting storage mode manually, or allow the battery to set automatically (after 24hrs).
Cycle Batteries During Long Periods Without Use
If batteries stay unused for months their stability drops, causing swelling or voltage issues, requiring a maintenance cycle every 3 months.
Charge the battery fully, then activate Storage Mode, or allow the battery to set automatically(after 24hrs) to discharge it to 60%.
Extreme Temperatures Can Affect Performance
Cold environments increase internal resistance and hot environments accelerate chemical aging.
Before flying, bring the battery back to a moderate temperature (around 20–25°C).
Avoid long delays between conditioning and flight so the battery stays within a safe temperature range.
Charging Considerations
Always allow batteries to cool after flight before charging.
Avoid charging batteries below 12°C or above 45°C.
Charging should always be supervised in a safe area.
For all detailed recommendations, procedures, and safety information, please consult the official Elios 3 Battery Safety Guidelines
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