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• Do not let leaked electrolyte come into contact with eyes or skin.
In such a case, immediately wash the area of contact with clean water and seek help from a doctor.
If not treated soon, prolonged contact may cause serious injury.
• Do not put the battery into a fire. Do not use it or leave it in a place near fire, heaters, or high temperature sources.
In such a case, the insulator in the battery may be melted, the safety vent and structure may be damaged, or the electrolyte may catch fire,
all of which may cause heat generation, explosion, or fire.
• Do not submerge the battery in water, or wet the battery.
If the protecting device assembled in the battery is damaged, the battery may be charged with an abnormal current and voltage and may
cause a chemical reaction within the battery, which may result in the cause of heat generation, explosion, or fire of the battery.
• Do not use any battery charger not specified by the manufacture, also follow the charge conditions specified by the manufacture.
If the battery is charged under other conditions (a high temperature, a high voltage / current, or an altered charger) not specified by the
manufacture, the battery may become over-charged with an excessive current and cause heat, explosion, or fire with abnormal chemical
reactions.
• Do not use, charge, or leave the battery near fire or in a car under the blazing sun. Such a high temperature may cause damage of the
protecting device in the battery, which may result in an abnormal reaction, and then heat generation, explosion, or fire.
• Do not connect the battery reversed in positive (+) and negative (-) terminals in the charger or equipment.
In case the battery is connected and charged reversely, it may cause heat generation, explosion, or fire due to an abnormal chemical
reaction.
• Do not let the battery terminals (+ and -) contact a wire or any metal (like a metal necklace or a hairpin) with which it carried or stored
together.
In such a case, the battery will be shorted and cause an excessive current, which may result in heat generation, explosion, or fire.
• Do not connect the battery directly to an electric outlet or cigarette heater socket in car.
With a high voltage applied, the battery may overheat, explode, or cause fire.
• Do not throw or drop the battery.
Strong impact may damage the protecting device, which may cause an abnormal chemical reaction during charging and result in heat
generation, explosion, or fire of the battery.
• Do not drive a nail in, hit with a hammer, or stamp on the battery.
In such a case, the battery may be deformed and shorted, which may cause heat generation, explosion, or fire of the battery.
