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KiloVault
®
LLC • 330 Codman Hill Road, Boxborough, MA 01719 • +1 (888) 218-5924 •
This guide, and the tasks and procedures described in this manual, are intended for use by
qualified personnel only. Only qualified personnel shall install, operate, overhaul, or maintain
the KiloVault® 2100 PLC. During maintenance or overhaul, at least two people (equipped with
protective measures, including but not limited to, safety glasses, insulated gloves, and safety
shoes) must be present.
Qualified personnel are defined as being a trained and locally certified electrician or installer
who has of the following knowledge, skills, and experience:
Functional principles and operation of on-grid and off-grid (backup) electrical systems
Dangers and risks associated with installing and using electrical devices and acceptable
mitigation methods
Installation of electrical devices
Knowledge of and adherence to the information in this guide, to all applicable safety
precautions, and to electrical industry best practices
When working with any battery system, ensure you have the necessary tools and safety
equipment, including but not limited to:
Insulated tools
Rubber apron and gloves
Face protection/face shield
Safety goggles
Fire extinguisher
Emergency eyewash and shower, if available
Acid spill cleanup kit
Use the following safety precautions:
Pay attention to electrical warning symbols to avoid serious injury or death caused by
electrical shock or burns.
Remove all rings and jewelry while working on batteries.
Multi-cell battery systems can attain high voltage and/or currents. Do NOT touch
uninsulated batteries, connectors, or terminals. To prevent serious electrical burns and
shock, use EXTREME CAUTION when working with DC Battery system.
Always wear protective clothing.
Protect your eyes and any exposed skin.
Use non-conductive or insulated tools when working with ANY battery system.
All installation tools should be adequately covered with vinyl electrical tape or suitable non-
conductive material to minimize the possibility of shorting across connections.
Never lay tools or other conductive objects on the battery.
Do not short circuit these batteries.
Do NOT throw away these batteries, they are recyclable.