Pr el im in ar y – Alpha Technologies Industrial Ni-Cd Batteries Standard Range User Manual

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7.6. Additional warning notes

Ni-Cd batteries must not be operated or stored in the same room as lead acid batteries. In addition to this the
charging gases from lead acid batteries must be kept away from Ni-Cd batteries by suitable precautions such as
ventilation or hermetic isolation of the rooms. Tools for lead acid batteries must not be used for Ni-Cd batteries Do
not place electrically conductive objects such as tools etc. on the battery!

Risk of short circuit and fi re!

No rings or metal bracelets should be worn during the assembly of the battery - Risk of injury!

Open the doors of the battery cabinet during charging so that the charging gases can escape. The charging gases
from batteries are explosive. Do not allow open fi re or ember in the vicinity of the battery - Risk of explosion!

Caution - caustic potash solution is corrosive! Caustic potash solution is used as electrolyte. Caustic potash
solution is a highly corrosive liquid which can cause severe damage to health if it comes into contact with the eyes
or the skin (risk of blinding). If even small quantities are swallowed there is a possibility of internal injuries.

When working with electrolyte and on cells and/or batteries rubber gloves, safety goggles with side guards and
protective clothing must always be worn!

Contact with the eyes: Flush out immediately with copious amounts of water for 10 - 15 minutes.

If necessary consult an eye clinic.

Contact with the skin:

Remove splashed clothing immediately and wash the affected skin areas with copious amounts of water. For any
discomforts consult a doctor.

Swallowing:

Rinse out the mouth immediately with copious amounts of water and keep drinking large amounts of water. Do not
induce vomiting. Call an emergency doctor immediately.

In the event of injuries

Rinse thoroughly for a long period under running water. Consult a doctor immediately

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7.0 Installation and Operation, continued

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