Energizer Homepower HP-6M Series, Руководство пользователя

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Energizer Homepower HP-
6
Series
Energizer Homepower HP-
6
Series
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Customer Acknowledgement
Risk Assessment
I, (Customer) acknowledge that (System Provider) has
attended my property and conducted the requested work. I confirm that the installer attending my property has
completed the installation based on his/her recommendation for the most efficient energy production, provided
me all the information as per the induction requirements and I confirm that I have agreed to this install location.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
Customer’s Signature Installer’s Signature
Date Date
Energizer Homepower [Model No.] HP-6M HP-6M/1S HP-6M/2S HP-6M/3S
DVC Level DVC-A (Battery)
Battery product type as per AS/NZS 5139:2019 DVC Level
Assessed by CEC Approved BESS
Date of Assessment
Reviewed by
Date of Review
No.
Hazard
Description
STEP 1
Potential Source
Potential
Consequences
Inherent
Risk
STEP 2
Controls
STEP 3
Residual
Risk
STEP 4
1
Electrical
and other
hazards
• Contact with live
conductors.
• Fault or short circuit
current from the
battery impacting the
rest of the electrical
installation.
• Electrocution.
• Fire.
• Battery overheating
or a rupture
leading to hazards
identified below.
High
Follow the relevant
section of AS/NZS
5139:2019 such as:
• Section 3 provides
the types of hazards
associated with battery
energy storage systems.
• Section 5 provides
the installation
requirements for CEC
approved BS.
Medium
No.
Hazard
Description
STEP 1
Potential Source
Potential
Consequences
Inherent
Risk
STEP 2
Controls
STEP 3
Residual
Risk
STEP 4
2
Energy
hazards
1
• Arc flash from
insufficient isolation
or insulation.
• Some parts of a
BS may remain
energised.
• INCIDENT ENERGY
CALCULATION 0.324
cal/cm2 NOTE: See
Table G5 of AS/NZS
5139:2019 Clause
3.2.4.2.1 to determine
arc flash incident
energy.
Burns to eyes and skin High
Installation and
maintenance activities
shall be done as per
the manufacturer’s
instructions
• Inspect equipment
for damage before
installing.
• Remove exposed
metal or conductive
items such as
jewellery, zips,
watches.
• Arc flash boundary -
23.38 cm.
• PPE level - use PPE
level 1 When working
within 23.38 cm of live
parts.
Low
3
Mechanical
hazards
• Crush by weight
of batteries or
equipment.
• Crushing by falling
over/tipping of
batteries.
• BATTERY WEIGHT
__________________kg
• Site-specific hazards
2
:
___________________
• Crushing to body
parts.
• Site-specific
consequences
3
:
___________________
Medium
Installation and
maintenance activities
shall be done as per
the manufacturer’s
instructions
adequate structural
strength of supporting
provided
site-specific controls
4
:
___________________
Low
4
Fire,
chemicals,
and biological
hazards
NOTE: NA
in relation to
the hazard
classification
Table 3.1
of AS/NZS
5139:2019
• Excessively high or
low temperatures.
• Over and under-
voltage.
• Overcharged or over
discharged.
• Puncturing or failure
of the battery casing.
• Thermal runaway.
• Internal short circuit.
Burns to eyes and skin Medium
• CEC approved BS are
not expected to create
fire, chemicals, and
biological hazards.
See Table 3.1 of AS/
NZS 5139
Low