Battery Safety Policy

Effective Date: May 22, 2026

Proxima Tech Store, a trade name of Domeva Retail, LLC ("Company," "we," "us," or "our"), sells products that may contain lithium-ion or other rechargeable battery systems.

Lithium batteries can present safety risks if improperly used, charged, stored, transported, modified, or disposed of.

By purchasing, operating, or using battery-powered products sold through our Website, customers agree to follow all manufacturer instructions, warnings, manuals, labels, and safety guidelines.

1. Battery Safety Overview

Battery-powered products should always be used in accordance with manufacturer recommendations.

Customers are responsible for reviewing and following all product-specific safety instructions provided by the manufacturer.

Improper battery use may result in:

Overheating
Fire
Explosion
Electric shock
Property damage
Personal injury
Death

2. Proper Charging Practices

Customers should:

Use only manufacturer-approved chargers and accessories
Charge batteries on non-flammable surfaces
Charge batteries in well-ventilated areas
Monitor batteries while charging
Disconnect chargers when charging is complete
Follow all manufacturer charging instructions

Customers should not:

Use damaged chargers
Use incompatible charging equipment
Use modified charging systems
Charge batteries near combustible materials
Charge batteries in extreme temperatures
Charge visibly damaged batteries

Failure to follow charging instructions may create serious safety risks and may void applicable warranty coverage.

3. Storage & Temperature Safety

Batteries should be stored:

In cool, dry locations
Away from direct sunlight
Away from excessive heat
Away from open flames
Away from combustible materials
In accordance with manufacturer storage recommendations

Avoid exposing batteries to:

Freezing temperatures
Excessive heat
Water
Saltwater
Humidity
Punctures
Crushing
Physical impacts

Batteries exposed to flooding, water intrusion, or excessive moisture should not be used until properly inspected according to manufacturer guidance.

4. Damaged Batteries

Immediately discontinue use of any battery showing signs of:

Swelling
Leakage
Corrosion
Physical damage
Cracks
Excessive heat
Smoke
Unusual odors
Sparking
Other abnormal behavior

Do not attempt to repair damaged batteries.

Seek manufacturer guidance or qualified professional assistance if battery damage is suspected.

5. Unauthorized Modifications Prohibited

Unauthorized modifications may create severe safety hazards and void manufacturer warranties.

Customers should never:

Disassemble battery packs
Modify battery systems
Bypass safety mechanisms
Replace components with non-approved parts
Alter charging systems
Install unauthorized accessories

Improper modifications may increase the risk of fire, explosion, electric shock, injury, or property damage.

6. Transportation & Disposal

Lithium batteries may be subject to transportation restrictions under federal, state, local, and international laws.

Customers are responsible for complying with all applicable requirements regarding:

Transportation
Storage
Recycling
Disposal

Battery-powered products may be subject to special shipping procedures, hazardous materials requirements, or carrier restrictions.

Batteries should never be disposed of in household trash unless expressly permitted by local regulations.

Customers are encouraged to utilize approved battery recycling programs whenever available.

7. Warranty Considerations

Improper charging, storage, transportation, modification, maintenance, or use of batteries may void applicable manufacturer warranty coverage.

Examples may include:

Use of unauthorized chargers
Water exposure
Physical battery damage
Unauthorized repairs
Unauthorized modifications
Improper storage conditions

Customers should review our Warranty Policy and manufacturer warranty documentation for additional information.

8. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Proxima Tech Store shall not be liable for damages, injuries, losses, or claims arising from:

Improper battery use
Failure to follow manufacturer instructions
Unauthorized modifications
Improper charging
Improper storage
Improper transportation
Improper disposal
Customer negligence
Product misuse

Customers assume responsibility for the safe operation and maintenance of battery-powered products.

9. Emergency Situations

If a battery fire or battery-related emergency occurs:

Move away from the area immediately
Contact emergency services if necessary
Follow manufacturer emergency procedures
Do not handle actively burning batteries without proper training or safety equipment

Personal safety should always be the highest priority.