The world of Golisi batteries
G-Series
Pro Series
Other sizes
As a source of energy, electricity will play an important role in the distribution of resources in the future. With a view to ever-improving processes for manufacturing rechargeable batteries, electricity is an environmentally friendly source of energy that can be generated in a variety of environmentally friendly ways. With the right rechargeable battery from Golisi, it all comes together! We combine the highest performance with an economical and long-lasting application. Regardless of the careful procurement of resources and constantly optimized production, a Golisi battery has a significantly higher number of charging cycles before it reaches the end of its life. Environmentally friendly materials right down to the packaging, which was designed without wasting space and thus unnecessary additional burdens, underline the claim. You can buy air somewhere else!
TÜV-Rheinland certified
Packaging and transport
Rugged case
Extra Features of GOLISI Batteries
Golisi goes the extra mile to ensure its rechargeable batteries deliver maximum safety and reliability. Advanced temperature resistance keeps the cells cool even during peak performance, while realistic performance ratings provide transparency and an added safety margin for peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions about Li-Ion Batteries
Which battery size is the right one (18350, 18650, 20700, 21700, 26650, AA)?
Choose the size according to your device and available space: 18350, 18650 for many torches and compact projects, 20700/21700 for more capacity and power, and 26650 for maximum endurance. In our overview, you can find the right models for each use case.
How should I charge Li-Ion batteries correctly and gently?
- Charging range: Ideally keep the charge between about 30–80% in daily use.
- Temperature: Do not charge or store in hot environments.
- Charger: An intelligent charger detects the battery type and adjusts the current accordingly.
Tip: Use a suitable smart charger for maximum safety and service life.
How should I store batteries properly to make them last longer?
- Charge level: For longer breaks, store them at about 40–60% charge.
- Cool & dry: Ideally between 5–20 °C; avoid direct sunlight.
- Regular checks: Inspect the wrapping/sleeve and terminals for damage.
How can I recognise wear or a defect – and what should I do?
Warning signs of a faulty battery include a damaged wrap, noticeable bumps, corrosion on the terminals, or unusual heating. In such cases, do not continue using the battery and have it checked by a professional. We can help you find a suitable replacement battery.