(1) Use tools with insulating sleeves, such as pliers. Using uninsulated tools will cause short circuit, heating or burning of the battery and damage the battery.
(2) Do not place the battery in a closed room or near the fire source, otherwise it may cause explosion or fire due to the hydrogen released by the battery.
(3) Do not use thinner, gasoline, kerosene or synthetic liquid to clean the battery. Using the above materials will cause the battery shell to crack, leak or catch fire.
(4) When handling batteries with a voltage of 45 volts or higher, take safety measures and wear insulated rubber gloves, otherwise you may get electric shock.
(5) Do not put the battery in a place that may be flooded. If the battery is immersed in water, it may burn or cause electric shock.
(6) Please handle it slowly when removing the battery. Do not break or leak the battery.
(7) When installing the battery on the equipment, try to install it at the bottom of the equipment for inspection, maintenance and replacement.
(8) Do not move the battery when charging it. Do not underestimate the weight of the battery. Careless handling may cause harm to the operator.
(9) Do not cover the battery with materials that can generate static electricity. Static electricity can cause fire or explosion.
(10) Use insulating covers on battery terminals and connecting pieces to prevent electric shock injury.
(11) The installation and maintenance of batteries need to be carried out by qualified personnel. It may be dangerous for unskilled people to carry out such operations.
