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Using rechargeable devices
Safety
Danger due to improper handling of the lithium-ion battery.
This can result in severe injury or damage to property.
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Danger due to incorrect operation and incorrectly performed work.
This can result in severe injury or damage to property.
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Storage and
When storing or transporting the power source, observe the environmental con-
transport
ditions in the
Particularly if the power source is stored for long periods of time, observe the
following points:
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When transporting the power source, observe the relevant national guidelines.
Note the following safety data for transport:
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Service life of
NOTE!
the battery
The service life of the battery is dependent entirely upon how it is handled.
The way in which the battery is operated and stored and the conditions under
which this occurs are therefore extremely important.
The intelligent functions of the power source (see section
functions
the battery.
WARNING!
Never expose the power source to naked flames. Excessive heat can cause
the battery to explode or burst.
Do not open the power source or remove the battery. If the battery becomes
damaged due to improper handling, poisonous substances can escape which
may be harmful to health.
Do not drop the power source into water. This can cause a short circuit, even
if the power source is switched off. This in turn can cause the battery to be-
come hot, ignite or burst.
WARNING!
Do not open the power source.
The power source may only be opened by a Fronius service technician.
If you need a replacement battery, hand the power source over to a Fronius
Service Partner.
Technical data
Only store the power source when it is charged. The state of charge should
ideally be between 50 and 80%
Optimum storage temperature: 0 °C to +20 °C (+32 °F to +68 °F)
Recharge the power source at least every six months
Dangerous goods class: 9
Classification code: M4
Packaging group: II
from page 31) play a significant role in increasing the service life of
section from page 66.
Battery protection
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