Environmental precautions when using lead-acid batteries

1, avoid direct contact between the battery and the metal container, acid and heat resistant materials should be used, otherwise it will cause smoke or combustion.

2, use the appropriate charger to charge under the appropriate conditions, otherwise it may cause the battery to overheat, deflate, leak, burn or break.

3, do not install the battery in a sealed device, otherwise it may cause the device to burst.

4, if the battery is used in the medical equipment, please install a backup power supply other than the main power supply, otherwise the failure of the main power supply will cause damage.

5, keep the battery away from the device that can produce sparks, otherwise sparks may cause the battery to smoke or rupture.

6, Do not place the battery near a heat source (such as a transformer), otherwise it will cause the battery to overheat, leak, burn or rupture.

7, if the number of batteries in the application exceeds one, the connection between the batteries and the connection to the charger or load is correct, otherwise it will cause the battery to rupture, burn or be damaged, and in some cases will cause injury.

8. Be careful not to drop the battery on your foot.

9. The operating range of the battery is as follows. Exceeding this range may damage the battery.

Normal operating range of the battery: 77.F (25℃)

After the battery is discharged (installed in the unit): 5.F to 122.F (-15℃ to 50℃)

After charging: 32.F to 104.F(0℃ to 40℃)

In storage: 5.F to 104.F (-15℃ to 40℃)

10, Do not expose the battery installed in the locomotive to high temperature, direct sunlight, stove or fire, otherwise it may cause battery leakage, fire or rupture.

11, do not use the battery in a place full of dust, may cause the battery to short circuit. If the battery is used in a dusty environment, the battery should be checked regularly.