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Heating Outdoor Device to Keep Battery Warm...

Last post 02-28-2010, 5:29 PM by tf8252. 0 replies.
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  •  02-28-2010, 5:29 PM 1741

    Heating Outdoor Device to Keep Battery Warm...

    We have an outdoor device that includes two LEDs powered by a battery.
    We are currently using a 1650 ma lithium Polymer battery but are considering
    switching to battery that handles cold temperatures better (lithium Thionyl Chloride)

    Space is at a premium in our device so we require a small form factor
    battery (space available is approx 12mm X 55mm X 65mm)

    The battery has more than enough capacity to power the LEDs and we would like
    explore the possibility of using some of that energy to power a heating foil
    to keep the device temperature (device is in a sealed plastic housing) from falling below
    freezing so that the battery operates and charges at its optimum.

    If its not already obvious...I am a complete NON-ENGINEER

    Can someone point me in the general direction of which type of heating
    technology would be feasible?

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