Industry Information
Warning & Safety Instructions
 | Information Read all information printed on the batteries, in the instructions and the vehicle-operating manual. |
 | Wear Hand protection |
 | Wear Eye protection |
 | Keep Children away from acid and batteries |
 | Danger of Explosions A highly explosive, hydrogen-oxygen mixture is created during battery charging |
 | Flammable Open flames, sparks, open lights and smoking are prohibited. Avoid sparks when handling cables and electrical devices. Avoid short-circuits. |
 | Danger of Chemical burns Battery acid can cause severe burns. Always wear gloves and eye protection. Do not tip the battery as acid can escape from the degassing valve. |
 | First Aid In the case of acid splashes in the eyes, rinse out with clean water immediately for several minutes and then consult a doctor. Treat acid splashes on the skin or clothing with an acid neutraliser or soap and rinse with large amounts of water Should acid be swallowed, consult a doctor immediately |
 | Warning Do not subject batteries to direct daylight Discharged batteries can freeze - always use frost-free storage |
 | Disposal Never dispose of batteries with household waste - used batteries should be handed in at a collection point. |
 | Return to the Manufacturer Used batteries bearing this symbol represent a reusable product and must be returned for recycling. Used batteries that are not to be recycled must be disposed of as hazardous waste in accordance with all regulations |