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Installing a Battery Pack
2.2 Installing a Battery Pack
You can power the instrument and wireless modules using the optional Z1007 Battery Pack when
commercial power is not available.
You can also use the Battery Pack as a backup power supply in the event of a power outage while
using commercial power.
When you connect the AC Adapter to the instrument or wireless module with the Battery Pack
inserted, the AC Adapter will supply power in preference. If the AC Adapter discontinues supplying
power, the instrument and modules will operate on batteries.
DANGER
Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the Battery Pack.
Do not incinerate or heat the Battery Pack.
Do not use the Battery Pack in locations where the temperature is
higher than 80°C or leave it in a hot place.
Do not soak the Battery Pack in liquid or get the Battery Pack wet.
Do not puncture the Battery Pack with nails, strike it with a hammer, or
step on it.
Do not subject the Battery Pack to mechanical shock or throw the
Battery Pack.
Do not solder a wire or other conductor directly to the Battery Pack.
Do not connect the Battery Pack to any device not specied by Hioki.
Do not use any Battery Pack that exhibits exterior damage or whose
shape has become deformed.
Do not place the Battery Pack on top of an electromagnetic cooking
device or inside a microwave oven or high-pressure container.
If you notice that a Battery Pack being stored exhibits an anomaly (for
example, unusual odor, heat, discoloration, or deformation in shape), do
not use the Battery Pack.
Doing so may cause the Battery Pack to leak liquid, overheat, give o smoke,
rupture, or ignite, resulting in serious bodily injury.
Do not connect the Battery Pack’s positive and negative terminals with
a metallic object.
Do not carry or store the Battery Pack together with metal instruments.
A short circuit of the terminals could cause the Battery Pack to leak liquid, overheat,
give o smoke, rupture, or ignite, resulting in serious bodily injury. Alternatively, an
excessive current could ow through the metal products, causing them to heat up.
These hazards could result in serious bodily injury.
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