LifePO4 Battery

LiFePO4 batteries are safe and stable. Other lithium-ion batteries discharge them less. But, remember that fully draining and using a battery too often can still harm its lifespan and performance.
To keep it working well for a long time, we recommend not using more than 20% to 30% of their capacity. Using a higher percentage may negatively impact their overall lifespan. Discharging a LiFePO4 battery to low levels, especially below 10% or 5%, often shortens its lifespan and reduces capacity.
Always refer to the manufacturer's specifications and guidelines for the specific LiFePO4 battery you are using, as different batteries may have slightly different recommendations. Proper battery management and avoiding deep discharges whenever possible will contribute to the longevity and reliability of LiFePO4 batteries.

The products in the Jackery Plus series, including Explorer 2000 Plus, Explorer 1000 Plus, Explorer 300 Plus, and Explorer 100 Plus.

When used and handled appropriately, lithium iron phosphate batteries are considered to be safe. It has several safety advantages compared to some other lithium-ion battery chemistries:
1, LiFePO4 batteries stay safe at high temperatures, lowering the chance of overheating and uncontrolled temperature rise called thermal runaway.
2, Lower Fire Risk: Lower risk of catching fire compared to some other lithium-ion batteries. This is because of their stable chemistry, which is less reactive at high temperatures.
3, No Cobalt: LiFePO4 batteries do not contain cobalt, a material found in some other lithium-ion batteries. Battery production has associated cobalt with safety and ethical concerns.
4, LiFePO4 batteries last longer than other lithium-ion batteries because they can handle more charge and discharge cycles.
LiFePO4 batteries are safe, but it's important to follow the guidelines for charging and discharging.