Are the cabinets suitable for storing lithium batteries?

Low-humidity storage is standard practice for lithium cells and battery components, where moisture uptake degrades both the electrolyte and the electrode materials. Grade C (1–10% RH) is the usual specification for this work, and a nitrogen cabinet is common where oxidation of bare lithium or current-collector foils is also a concern. One point to be clear about: a dry cabinet controls humidity and atmosphere. It is not a fire-rated or explosion-proof enclosure, and it is not a substitute for the safety controls your process requires. Tell us the cell format and quantity and we will confirm the right configuration.