Peimar PSI-J3000-RF, User Manual

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1.3 Emergency situation
Despite of its careful and professional protection design against any hazard
results, damage of the battery may still occur. If a small amount of battery
electrolyte is released due to a serious damage of the outer casing; or if the
battery explodes due to not being treated timely after a fire breaks out nearby,
and leaks out poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and
etc., the following actions are recommended:
1. Eye contact: Rinse eyes with a large amount of running water and seek
medical advice.
2. Contact with skin: Wash the contacted area with soap thoroughly and seek
medical advice.
3. Inhalation: If you feel discomfort, dizziness or vomiting, seek medical advice
immediately.
4. Use a FM-200 or Carbon Dioxide (CO2) fire extinguishers to extinguish the
fire if there is a fire in the area where the battery pack is installed. Wear a
gas mask and avoid inhaling toxic gases and harmful substances produced
by the fire.
5. Use an ABC fire extinguisher, if the fire is not caused by battery and not
spread to it yet.
WARNING
• If a fire has just occurred, try to disconnect the battery circuit
breaker and cut off the power supply first, but only if you can
do so without endangering yourself.
• If the battery is on fire, do not attempt to extinguish the fire
and evacuate the crowd immediately.
Potential danger of damaged battery:
Chemical Hazard: Despite of its careful and professional protection design
against any hazard results, rupture of battery shall may still occur due to
mechanical damage, internal pressure and etc., and may result in a leakage
of battery electrolyte. The electrolyte is corrosive and flammable. When there is
fire, the toxic gases produced will cause skin and eyes irritation, and discomfort
after inhalation.