Hot weather ALERT! Know which gadgets can burst in summer succumbing to overheating
Smartphones and Laptops
Electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, and ACs produce heat during operation. Overcharging or prolonged use may lead the batteries to overheat, increasing the risk of fire or explosion.
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Electronic gadgets with poor cooling system
If the cooling system of computers, air conditioners and refrigerators is not working properly, then it can also be dangerous for you. It is suggested to get their servicing done timely to avoid any mishap.
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Bluetooth speakers
High temperatures and sunlight exposure can lead to issues ranging from the plastic or rubber body melting and explosion. If using continuously for more than 2-3 hours, with direct exposure to sunlight, let the speakers cool down for at least one hour.
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Smartwatches
Wear an analogue watch if you plan to be out and about for extended periods on a hot day. Smartwatches can only tolerate temperatures as high as 45 degrees Celsius, and not for very long. These devices displays become inconsistent, apps stop working, and in the worst situations, they shut down to cool off if they get too hot.
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Transformers and electronic panels
They are also at risk of blasting due to overloading and overheating.
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Inverter and UPS system
In the increasing summer, your inverter and UPS system can also prove to be dangerous for you. There is a high possibility of these electronic devices bursting due to overheating.
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Lithium-ion batteries
These batteries are commonly used in electric vehicles, e-bikes and other devices and can overheat or explode if not properly maintained.
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