Safety Instructions
BA_sun_power_pack_LiOn_en_V1.05.docx
V1.05 (20/07/2017) 6140203036
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Note:
"Transport of Lithium-Ion batteries, electrical tools and electrical garden appliances in connection
with the main activity of the transporter (regulation for craftsmen - ADR 1.1.3.1c):
For companies that undertake transport in connection with their main activity (e.g. delivery or
return delivery in connection with measurements, repair and maintenance work or demonstration
purposes) there are exceptions and special regulations (waiver or exemption). For Lithium-Ion
batteries or devices that are operated with Lithium-Ion batteries > 100 Wh power, the weight limit
applicable for the application of this waiver or exemption is 333 kg (Battery weight). Measures
have to be taken in order to ensure a safe transportation (load securing)."
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3.7.1.
Intact, undamaged batteries and batteries at the end of their service life
Intact, undamaged batteries as well as batteries at the end of their service life should not
have any visible mechanical signs of damage or deformations.
A battery must be classified as defective if at least one of the following criteria is met.
Note:
If at least one of the following criteria is met, the regulations for packaging and transport of
defective batteries shall apply:
Battery cells have a damaged or highly deformed housing
Liquid is leaking out (and with it severe development of odour)
Peculiar smell of gas occurs
Measurable increase in temperature in the switched off condition (more than lukewarm)
Melted or deformed plastic parts
Melted connecting cables
The Battery Management System (BMS) identifies defective cells (message in display unit)
1 See also "Guidelines for the transport of Lithium-Ion batteries for electrical tools and electrical
garden appliances: Implementation of the hazardous goods regulations", issued by: EPTA - The
European Power Tool Association, Version: April: 2014
