Hoppecke Electrolyte Circulation System, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Electrolyte Circulation System
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3. Use insulated tools only.
4. Wear insulating rubber gloves and rubber shoes.
5. Never place tools or metal components on top of the batteries.
6. Make sure that the battery or batteries are not mistakenly grounded. If the system is grounded,
terminate the connection. Touching a grounded battery by mistake can result in severe electric
shock. The risk caused by an incorrect connection can be significantly reduced by terminating
the ground connection.
7. Before establishing connections, make sure to check the correct polarity – better one too many
times than one too few.
8. Filled lead-acid batteries contain highly explosive gas (hydrogen/ air mixture).
Never smoke, handle open flames or create sparks near the batteries. Always avoid electro-
static discharge; wear cotton clothing and ground yourself if necessary.
9. Wear the appropriate safety clothing and equipment.
To avoid electrostatic charging, all textiles, protective shoes and gloves worn while working with
batteries must have a surface resistance of <10
8
Ohm and an insulation resistance of ≥10
5
Ohm
(refer EN 50272-2 and DIN EN ISO 20345:2011 Personal protective equipment – Safety footwear).
Refer also to the HOPPECKE manual “Installation, commissioning and operating instructions for vented statio-
nary lead-acid batteries” (refer to /1/).
For questions and comments refer to:
www.hoppecke.com
info@hoppecke.com
Required parts and tools
The following tools are required for installation of the Electrolyte Circulation System:
1. Power drill
2. Cutter knife or scissors
3. Screwdriver
4. Crimping pliers
Depending on the installation site various anchor bolts are required for wall mounting of the pump- and control
unit as well as for the DIN cap rail (required for the fuse holders).
Depending on the operating conditions of the system an additional installation box is required for the fuse
holders.