4
Warning
High temperature
Protective Earth
(connector)
Warning
High Voltage
Wait 5 min till fully discharged
Protective Earth
(general identification)
Do not short circuit
(cut off power)
Keep away from children
Fragile
Do not get wet
1.4 Emergency handling
Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) such as goggle, facemask, insulated gloves and boots.
Evaluate the situation before taking remedy action. When it is safe to do so, disconnect external
AC or DC power connection.
Damaged or deformed battery enclosure
Risk of chemical leakage (i.e. electrolyte) and internal short-circuit.
Warning
Deformed or severely damaged battery pack can lead to piercing of cell pouch (chemical leakage)
or internal short-circuit (thermal runaway). The damaged battery pack can release toxic gas. Keep
away from it.
In case of accidental skin contact, wash the skin thoroughly with soap and seek medical advice. For
eye contact, wash under running water (~15 minutes) and require immediate medical attention.
Fire hazard
If the fire is not from the battery or not spread to the battery, use FM-200 or CO
2
fire extinguisher
to put out the fire.
If the battery pack catches fire, do not attempt to put out the fire and evacuate immediately.
Seek medical in case of inhalation of pungent and toxic fumes.
Keep damaged batteries isolated and call your local fire department. Contact service for further
support.
Note：
1. If a fire occurs during battery charging, disconnect the battery pack circuit breaker and cut off
the power supply for charging under safe conditions.
2. If the battery string does not catch fire, extinguish the fire before the battery string catches fire.
3. If the battery pack catches fire, do not attempt to extinguish the fire. Evacuate immediately.
5 m in
To Next Page
Loading...