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   Jim H to Andriy D   
   Re: Backup power supply   
   15 Mar 24 00:21:37   
   
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   On Thu, 14 Mar 2024 10:28:42 -0000 (UTC), in   
   , usenet@dolik.dev (Andriy D) wrote:   
      
   >The Natural Philosopher  wrote:   
   >> On 14/03/2024 07:57, Andriy D wrote:   
   >>> This is exactly my concern - I want this think up&running 24/7/365 and I   
   don't want   
   >>> it to burn my house down :)   
   >>> I guess this is where you'd say 'risk' and 'price' are in a inverse   
   relationship ;)   
   >>> --   
   >> It is entirely possible to trickle charge a lithium cell at uber low   
   >> risk, Essentially you want to current limit the supply at at one tenth   
   >> of the hourly capacity so e,g a 2200mAh celll would need to be charged   
   >> at no more than 220mA, and voltage limit the charge at 4.2V.   
   >   
   >Majority of the schemes I've found so far suggest use of NiMH cells as   
   >they are less 'combustive'. However cheap AliExpress devices do use Li-ion   
   >cells. Confusing :)   
      
   Perhaps what's confusing are the words "trickle charge." You don't   
   "trickle charge" LiIon cells in the sense that most people think of   
   trickle charging. A charger limited to 220 ma at 4.2 volts max is a   
   constant voltage current limited charger, more commonly called a   
   "float charger."   
      
   Forget "trickle charger" and just pay attention to the description NP   
   gave of its electrical characteristics.   
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   Jim H   
      
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