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1.3.2 General Requirements
• Do not expose the battery to high temperatures or around heat sources, such as
sunlight, fire, transformers and heaters. If the battery overheats, it may cause a fire.
• To avoid leakage, overheating or fire, do not disassemble, modify or damage the
battery. For example, do not insert foreign objects into the battery or place the
battery in water or other liquids.
• If any part of the battery is immersed in water, do not touch the battery to avoid
electric shock. Please contact the battery recycling company for handling.
• Do not short-circuit the battery terminals. A short circuit can cause a fire.
• Never use damaged batteries or components. Improper use or misuse of
damaged batteries or components can damage your device or injure yourself as a
result of battery fluid leakage, fire, overheating, or explosion.
• Do not perform welding or grinding work around the battery to prevent fire
caused by sparks or arcs.
• Do not store damaged batteries near undamaged ones, as damaged batteries
may leak flammable liquid or gas. Only qualified professional or trained personnel
is allowed to approach damaged batteries.
• The fire hazard of lithium-ion battery energy storage system is high. Before
handling batteries, consider the following risks:
(a)Battery thermal runaway may produce flammable and harmful gases such as
CO and HF. Vapors from burning batteries may irritate eyes, skin and throat.
(b)The concentration of flammable gases from battery thermal runaway may lead
to deflagration and explosion.
(c)The battery electrolyte is flammable, toxic and volatile.
• Avoid contact with spilled liquid or gas if the battery leaks chemicals or odors. Do
not approach the battery and contact a professional for disposal. Professionals
must wear goggles, rubber gloves, gas masks and protective clothing.
• Electrolyte is corrosive and can cause irritation and chemical burns. If you come
into direct contact with battery electrolyte, do the following:
(a)Inhalation of Vapors: Evacuate contaminated area, get fresh air immediately,
and seek medical attention.
• Battery damage caused by operating conditions or external power parameters that do
not meet environmental requirements, including situations where the working tempera-
tures are excessively high or low, or when the power grid experiences frequent interrup-
tions or outages.