"Storage Voltage" refers to the most stable voltage for a LiPo battery to sit unused. This is the voltage that a battery sitting unused longer than 3 days should be charged or discharged to.
It is also referred to as the "Nominal Voltage" and can be thought of as the "sitting" or "idle" voltage.
It is the voltage that is printed on the battery label.
See the math:
Storage voltage for LiPo batteries is 3.7v per cell (multiplied by the number of cells in the battery pack)
If the battery has three internal cells 3x3.7v=11.1v - 11.1v is the storage voltage for the battery that the Home Original drive requires.
If the battery has four internal cells 4x3.7v=14.8v - 14.8v is the storage voltage for the battery that the Home Plus drive requires.
Apr 14, 2025