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E ProPak II Enclosure
E.4.1.2 BATTERY CARE
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Do not disassemble the battery, as its strong acid electrolyte may burn your skin.
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Do not short the battery as it can burn the connections, wires, and could damage the equipment.
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Do not incinerate. Batteries may explode if thrown into fire.
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Keep the battery clean. Wipe the battery with a dry cloth or a water-dampened cloth. Never use oil,
gasoline, thinner, or other petrochemicals.
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The battery may be charged in the backpack but it is recommended to keep the backpack flap open to
allow proper ventilation of the battery during recharging. The battery must be charged while being in
an upright position.
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If the battery is accidentally broken and electrolyte (sulfuric acid) leaks out, wipe it up with a cloth,
neutralize the acid with some available alkaline substance such as ammonia solution, or baking powder
(sodium hydrogen carbonate). In the event electrolyte contacts skin, immediately flush with water and
consult a doctor immediately.
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For extended periods of non-usage of equipment, remove the battery from within the backpack and
store within the following conditions
Relative humidity should be 55% ± 30%
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–15° to +40° C (5° to 104° F)
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Clean and avoid direct sunlight
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Refresh the charge if an open circuit voltage test is below 12.5 Volts, or, every three months.
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