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Observe the general transport regulations based on the mode of transport as well as all
legal regulations.
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Consult an external hazardous goods expert.
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Never transport damaged battery modules. Contact your hazardous goods expert if
battery modules are damaged.
Hazardous goods class UN number Battery module mass
9 UN 3480 ‘lithium-ion batteries’ 28.6 kg
Table 2: Battery module data relevant for transport
3.2.3 Checking for transport damage
CAUTION
Insulation fault when storage system is damaged
Danger of electric shock when touching damaged insulation elements!
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Inspect the storage system for transport damage.
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Do not use a damaged storage system under any circumstance.
CAUTION
Fault due to use of damaged battery modules
Fire outbreak at battery modules or emission of toxic substances!
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Check each battery module for transport damage.
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If damage (deformation, defects, emission of substances and the like) is
discovered:
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Never use damaged battery modules.
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Check each delivery upon arrival in the presence of the shipping agent for complete-
ness and damage.
Transport indicator on the packaging
Illustration 1: Transport indicator on the pack-
aging
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Check the transport indicator in the presence
of the shipping agent.
The goods have not been transported properly if
blue powder has reached the arrow of the trans-
port indicator.
Reporting transport damage
Report transport damage immediately to the shipping company and to sonnen GmbH.
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Refuse to accept the delivery if the discovered defects are serious.
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Document the defect in a brief report and make the notation ‘Conditional acceptance’
on the delivery note/shipping slip.
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Have the shipping agent review the report and confirm by countersigning.
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Make note of the name of the shipping agent and the registration number of the deliv-
ery vehicle.