Safety
5
Immediately seek for medical intervention after taking emergency
measures.
Fire
Battery may catch fire when heated above 150
℃
. Please implement the
following actions:
1.
Extinguish fire before the battery catches fire. ABC or carbon
dioxide extinguisher is recommended.
2.
If the fire is too strong to put out, move battery to a safe place
before it catches fire.
3.
If battery is on fire, evacuate people first before seeking help from
professional fire protection personnel.
4.
If battery catches fire during charging, turn off the breaker
between battery and PCS when safety can be guaranteed.
Wet
battery
If battery became wet or has been submerged in water, do not access it.
Immediately contact your distributor for technical assistance.
Damage
Damaged battery is dangerous and must be handled with utmost care.
They are not usable for use and could pose a safety threat to people or
property. If battery is suspected to be damaged, stop any operation and
return it to distributor.
1.4 Storage safety
Place battery according to signs on packing case. Do not put battery upside
down or sidelong.
Store batteries in a place free from direct sunlight and rain.
Keep batteries at least two meters away from a heat source (such as a radiator).
Avoid contacting with corrosive and organic substances (including gas
exposure).
Batteries with deficiencies should be separated from normal batteries by setting
wall between or placing in difference fire protection zones.
Ambient temperature ranges between -30
℃
to 60
℃
during the first seven days,
and ranges between-20
℃
to 45
℃
within six months. Relative humidity ranges
between 5%RH-95%RH. Keep the storage area dry, clean and well ventilated.
In case of storage over six months, batteries should be recharged in the
following steps:
1.
Identify batteries that need recharging;
2.
Ensure batteries in power-off mode. Refer to Quick Guidance to complete
the installation and wire connection;
3.
Set “CV=55V
，
CC=64A” and start recharging;
4.
Recharge until LED2 flicks;
5.
Leave circuit open and rest battery for five minutes. Check battery voltage.
If voltage is not less than 52 V, the recharging succeeds.
1.5 Transportation Safety
Battery has cleared UN38.3 (Section 38.3 of the sixth Revised Edition of the
Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods: Manual of Tests and Criteria) and
