Big Foot Heat LiPo Alarm (2-3S)

Big Foot Heat LiPo Alarm (2-3S)

The Big Foot Heat LiPo Alarm is a small, lightweight device that plugs into the balance lead of your 2-3S LiPo battery. It monitors the voltage of each cell and emits a loud, continuous alarm when the battery reaches a predetermined voltage threshold. This helps to prevent you from over-discharging your battery, which can damage it and shorten its lifespan.

The LiPo Alarm is very easy to use. Simply plug it into the balance lead of your battery and turn it on. The alarm will beep once to indicate that it is working properly. Then, set the desired voltage threshold using the two buttons on the alarm. Once the battery voltage reaches the threshold, the alarm will emit a loud, continuous alarm.

The LiPo Alarm is an essential tool for any LiPo battery user. It helps to protect your batteries from over-discharging and ensures that they last as long as possible.

Features:

Protects your LiPo batteries from over-discharging
Loud, continuous alarm at a predetermined voltage threshold
Easy to use
Small and lightweight
Compatible with 2-3S LiPo batteries

Benefits:

Extends the lifespan of your LiPo batteries
Prevents you from damaging your batteries
Gives you peace of mind knowing that your batteries are protected
Helps to ensure that your batteries always have enough power

How to use:

Plug the LiPo Alarm into the balance lead of your battery.
Turn on the LiPo Alarm.
Set the desired voltage threshold using the two buttons on the alarm.
Use your battery as normal.
When the battery voltage reaches the threshold, the alarm will emit a loud, continuous alarm.

Tips:

Set the voltage threshold slightly above the minimum safe voltage for your LiPo batteries. This will give you a buffer and help to prevent you from over-discharging your batteries.
Check the voltage of your batteries regularly, even if you are using a LiPo Alarm. This will help you to identify any problems with your batteries early on.
Never leave your LiPo batteries unattended while they are charging or discharging.

Read our battery guide here