How to Remove Effects of Passivation and Restore Full Capacity in LiSOCl₂ Batteries | SOS electronic

Devices such as door sensors may display low battery levels, sometimes even below 50%, immediately after replacing LiSOCl₂ batteries. This isn’t a sign of a defective battery but rather a result of passivation, a state that limits self-discharge and extends battery shelf life to up to 10 years.
To overcome this initial limitation, it’s essential to depassivate LiSOCl₂ batteries before first use. Here’s a guide on how to effectively remove passivation and achieve full operational capacity.

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