1. relevant operating instructions shall be placed in a place where they can be seen at any time, and the operators shall be trained or work under the guidance of professionals.
2. there shall be no open fire near the battery to prevent ignition of combustible gas in the air.
3. the battery charging workshop shall be well ventilated to facilitate the diffusion of combustible gas.
4. when operating the battery, the staff shall wear goggles and protective clothing.
5. if electrolyte (acid) splashes into eyes or skin, immediately clean it with plenty of water and ask a doctor for examination and treatment. The electrolyte on clothes can be cleaned with clean water.
6. foreign objects or tools shall not be placed on the battery to prevent battery short circuit.
7. when lifting the battery, use appropriate lifting tools to prevent damage to the battery shell, connecting cables and other components, and do not tilt the battery.
8. the polarity of the battery plug and socket shall be correctly connected. Only in case of power failure can the plug and socket be disconnected.
9. after discharge, charge as soon as possible. During charging, the battery temperature will rise by about 10 ℃
10. the temperature of the battery shall not exceed 55 ℃, otherwise the service life of the battery will be reduced Therefore, the temperature at the beginning of charging must be lower than 45 ℃ If it is greater than 45 ℃, it shall be recharged after cooling
11. the discharge shall not exceed 80% of the standard capacity. At this time, the electrolyte density shall not be less than
1.13 kg / L Frequent over discharge will reduce battery life
12. the charging process must be complete. Frequent intermittent charging will damage the battery (however, if the battery is equipped with air disturbance system Trak ? Air, which can be charged intermittently)
13. water can only be added after full charging, and qualified distilled water must be used
14. if electrolyte flows into the battery box, dilute it with clean water and drain it
