Replacement Dell Latitude C Battery|New High Quality Dell Latitude C battery |
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Dell Latitude C battery Description
| Type: | Li-ion |
| Capacity: | 4400 mAh |
| Volt: | 14.8 V |
| Size: | 139.00 x 89.70 x 23.30 mm |
| Color: | Gray |
Dell Latitude C battery Compatible original Battery Code:
Dell C battery Fit with below:
- Inspiron 2500
- Inspiron 3700
- Inspiron 3800
- Inspiron 4000
- Inspiron 4100
- Inspiron 4150
- Inspiron 8000
- Inspiron 8100
- Inspiron 8200
- Latitude C
- Latitude C500
- Latitude C510
- Latitude C540
- Latitude C600
- Latitude C610
- Latitude C640
- Latitude C800
- Latitude C810
- Latitude C840
- Latitude CP
- Latitude CPi
- Latitude CPi 233ST
- Latitude CPi 366
- Latitude CPi A366ST
- Latitude CPi A366XT
- Latitude CPi D233
- Latitude CPi D266XT
- Latitude CPIA
- Latitude CPIC
- Latitude CPID
- Latitude CPIR
- Latitude CPIR400GT
- Latitude CPM
- Latitude CPM166ST
- Latitude CPM233ST
- Latitude CPM233XT
- Latitude CPT
- Latitude CPT C333GT
- Latitude CPTC
- Latitude CPTS
- Latitude CPTV
- Latitude CPTV466GT
- Latitude CPX
- Latitude CPXH
- Latitude CPXH 500GT
- Latitude CPXJ
- Latitude CPXJ650GT
- Latitude PP01L
- Latitude PP01X
- Latitude PPL
- Latitude PPX
- Precision M40
- Precision M50
Dell Latitude C battery Tips
It is a question we are frequently asked. It's a valid question since laptop batteries are usually expensive to replace.
First of all, how long should your battery last? 2-4 years is generally acceptable depending on how frequently you use and charge the battery. If you travel a lot and use and charge your battery frequently then you might only get a couple of years at the most out of your laptop battery.
Dell Latitude C battery are usually made with Li-Ion batteries and the very nature of Li-Ion batteries is that they have about 500-600 charges and last at most about 4-5 years (shelf life). They also have a self-discharge rate of about 1% per day so you need to be sure to charge them at least every 6 months.
So how can you care for your battery to get the maximum life out of it?
Always use your laptop on a hard surface.
Laptops are portable and it's easy to set your laptop on your battery or on your bed and use it at your lesiure. That's one of the benefits of having a portable computer. Flexibility. But if you want to extend your battery life you have to watch out for overheating your laptop.
Heat is one of the biggest obstacles to battery life longevity. Your laptop computer fan cannot circulate the air properly when your laptop is sitting on soft surface.
Do not keep your battery installed when you use your laptop on AC for an extended period of time.
While your laptop is undoubtedly using a smart charger to charge your battery even a constant trickle charge over months can reduce your battery life. For best results, only charge your battery when you need to charge it, don't leave the laptop battery plugged in all the time.
More importantly than the trickle charger affect is the 'storage' of a Li-Ion battery at elevated temperatures. The optimum storage temperature for a Li-Ion battery is at 0 deg. C. The optimum storage charge level is about 40%. Unfortunately we tend to store fully charged and at the temperatures found in a running laptop you'll find a significant reduction in battery for your laptop performance after only 12-18 months.
Use a full charge cycle before recharging
Li-Ion and NiMH battery (which most laptop battery are), do not have a memory which you might find in NiCad batteries. However, each chemistry has a limited number of charge cycles, so use a full charge cycle before re-charging to maximize your Dell Latitude C battery usage.
Because this may be very difficult to manage, you'll need to consider the cost-benefit ratio for keeping track of how far discharged the battery is before you charge it again.
Be careful where you store your laptop
This goes back to the heat issue. Don't leave your laptop in the car where it can get very hot.Batteries hate heat and your battery will go on strike permenantly if you expose it to too much heat.
Remember that all laptops are not created equal. You may have gotten 4 hours from your last laptop while on laptop battery , but your new laptop might pull more juice to run that gaming quality processor, or the power hogging programs you're running now. Read your owner's manual to find out what you should expect from your laptop battery and be sure to compare batteries to batteries when purchasing a replacement Dell C battery. Not all laptop batteries are made to the same specs. We recommend buying a battery that has at least as much capacity as your original battery (that's the mAh rating), and preferrably the same chemistry as well.
If you simply aren't sure what to get, check with a professional. Our customer service staff are trained to know how to compare this battery and they are happy to help find the right fit for your laptop.
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