Halytech microSpider meterwatch, Installation Manual

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HALYTECH microSpider meterwatch User Manual
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Appendix C – Battery Handling Information
Halytech microSpider meterwatch is powered by non-rechargeable lithium batteries.
Incorrect use or mishandling of batteries may result in fire or explosion.
Battery contents are flammable, corrosive and extremely irritating to the lungs and respiratory
system. Lithium metal and thionyl chloride cause chemical burns on contact with skin
Please follow the guidelines below to ensure safe battery operation:
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Do not short-circuit
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Protect wiring from damage
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Do not attempt to recharge
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Do not open, crush, deform or try to disassemble
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Do not expose to water
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Do not solder anything to battery
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Do not incinerate
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Do not leave discharged batteries in a meterwatch
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Do not drop batteries or subject them to mechanical shocks
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Spare batteries are supplied in individual packing containers. Keep the containers
and place used batteries in them
.
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To recycle batteries, please visit http://recyclingnearyou.com.au/batteries
(meterwatch uses lithium-thionyl chloride Li-SOCl
2
batteries)
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Lithium batteries (fully charged or used up) are classed as “Dangerous Goods” for
transportation purposes. You must declare them as such when shipping.