Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlight Reference Manual - English - Page 174

Notes on Batteries

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Tips on Speedlight Care and Reference Information Notes on Batteries • The large amounts of current used by the Speedlight may result in rechargeable batteries becoming unusable before reaching the manufacturer's stated recharge/discharge limit. • When replacing the batteries, turn the product off and insert the replacement batteries in the correct orientation. • Dirt on the battery terminals can interrupt the flow of current. Clean dirt from the terminals before inserting the batteries. • After being fired multiple times in quick succession, the Speedlight may stop operating to allow the batteries to cool depending on battery specifications. Normal operation can be resumed once the batteries have cooled sufficiently. • Batteries tend to lose capacity at low temperatures, recover lost voltage when allowed to rest, and slowly discharge when not in use. Be sure to check the battery level before use and replace the batteries before they are fully discharged. • Do not store batteries in locations subject to high temperatures or high humidity. • For information on handling and recharging rechargeable batteries, see the documentation provided by the manufacturers of the batteries and the battery charger. • Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries. Failure to observe this precaution could cause the batteries to rupture. Recycling Used batteries are a valuable resource; to rechargeable protect the environment, recycle used Ni-MH batteries H batteries in accord with local regulations. H-9

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Tips on Speedlight Care and Reference Information
Notes on Batteries
The large amounts of current used by the Speedlight may result
in rechargeable batteries becoming unusable before reaching the
manufacturer’s stated recharge/discharge limit.
When replacing the batteries, turn the product off and insert the
replacement batteries in the correct orientation.
Dirt on the battery terminals can interrupt the flow of current. Clean dirt
from the terminals before inserting the batteries.
After being fired multiple times in quick succession, the Speedlight
may stop operating to allow the batteries to cool depending on battery
specifications. Normal operation can be resumed once the batteries
have cooled sufficiently.
Batteries tend to lose capacity at low temperatures, recover lost voltage
when allowed to rest, and slowly discharge when not in use. Be sure to
check the battery level before use and replace the batteries before they
are fully discharged.
Do not store batteries in locations subject to high temperatures or high
humidity.
For information on handling and recharging rechargeable batteries, see
the documentation provided by the manufacturers of the batteries and
the battery charger.
Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries. Failure to
observe this precaution could cause the batteries to rupture.
Ni-MH
Recycling
rechargeable
batteries
Used batteries are a valuable resource; to
protect the environment, recycle used
batteries in accord with local regulations.