Emaldo Power Core User Manual
• Do not use a damaged battery (the battery drops, or is bumped or dented in the case).
Damaged batteries may lead to the release of flammable gases. Do not store damaged
batteries near undamaged products.
• The storage location of damaged batteries should not contain flammable materials, and
non-professionals should not approach them.
• During the storage period of the damaged battery, the damaged battery should be
monitored to make sure that there are no signs such as smoke, flame, electrolyte leakage
or heating.
Battery requirements
• Before installing the battery, check whether the packaging is intact, and the battery with
damaged packaging cannot be used.
• During battery installation, pay attention to the positive and negative poles, and it is
forbidden to short-circuit the positive and negative poles of the battery.
• During installation, ensure that the terminal and cabinet seat are closely connected, and
check them regularly.
• After installing the equipment, remove the empty packaging materials in the equipment
area, such as cartons, foams, plastics and cable ties.
Danger, toxicity and abnormality emergency measures
Danger
• Danger: The battery terminal touches other metals, which may lead to heating or
electrolyte leakage. The electrolyte is flammable. If the electrolyte leaks, the battery should
be removed immediately.
• Toxicity: Steam generated by battery combustion may irritate eyes, skin and throat.
• In case of electrolyte leakage or abnormal smell, contact with leaked liquid or gas should
be avoided. Non-professionals should not approach. Contact professionals immediately.
Professionals should wear goggles, rubber gloves, gas masks, protective clothing, etc. to
prevent the harm caused by electrolyte overflow.
• Electrolyte is corrosive, and contact may cause skin irritation and chemical burns. In case of
contact with battery electrolyte, the following measures need to be taken.
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