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Are lithium polymer batteries safe?

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Are lithium polymer batteries safe?

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Devices on the market that heat up lithium polymer batteries can increase the risk of a fire. Lithium polymer cell manufacturers suggest that exceeding 140 degrees is NOT a safe temperature for a lithium polymer cell. ... Using other battery settings to “bump” the voltage beyond 4.2V per cell can cause fire and injury.

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