Unattended charging

[hewo]

Is is ok to leave factory charger and battery connected and not unplug household power?
The involved equipment understands how to sleepmode once fully charged and still powered by ac line power, right?

 

[dawgpilot]

I wouldn't ever leave lithium batteries charging unattended, unless you have them in a fire-proof environment.

 

[msinger]

It's okay if all works as expected. However, in the rare chance that things don't go as planned, houses sometimes burn to the ground.

 

[hewo]

Understood, knowingly unattended, user is conscientious, at nearest convenience, deenergize the knowngood equip, and disconnect charger from intelligent flight battery charge complete.

 

[Detritalgeo]

It will work fine but not recommended at all.
Avoid if at all possible.

 

[THE CYBORG]

Got to agree with all the above.
It’s all OK when safety features work as intended but if things go wrong you may have no house.
When lithium batteries go boom they do it in style.

7+ minutes into the vid shows a laptop left connected to the mains when safety features don't work.

 

[BenF]

Bad things happen when there are two or more credible faults. 1. Laptop battery, 2. Office Fire detection/suppression system.
UPS 747-44AF crashed on Sept. 3, 2010, near Dubai. 1. Lithium battery shorted in shipping container. 2. Smoke overcame pilots before oxygen system deployed. 3. Container burned through floor severing both fly by wire and redundant fly by wire systems.

 

[hewo]

Got to agree with all the above.
It’s all OK when safety features work as intended but if things go wrong you may have no house.
When lithium batteries go boom they do it in style.

7+ minutes into the vid shows a laptop left connected to the mains when safety features don't work.

I fogot furnished one bat charger in the store overnight so retrieve next day

 

[The Editor]

Yes - agree with what Yoda said in post #4