En-Opzv-Pg-002 - Enersys - EMEA
En-Opzv-Pg-002 - Enersys - EMEA
En-Opzv-Pg-002 - Enersys - EMEA
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V/ Installation of the battery<br />
1 - Warning<br />
The PowerSafe ® OPzV battery cells are already<br />
charged when delivered, and are fitted with a<br />
protective cap on each terminal. They should be<br />
unpacked with care.<br />
Avoid short-circuiting terminals of opposite<br />
polarity, because these units are capable of<br />
discharging at a very high current, even if the lid or<br />
the container happens to be damaged.<br />
2 - Unpacking the battery<br />
Each shipment of PowerSafe OPzV batteries is<br />
accompanied by a packing list and installation<br />
instructions.<br />
The packing list should be checked, and the<br />
Standby Batteries Sales Department - Standby<br />
Batteries should be told immediately of any missing<br />
items.<br />
The markings on the lid should be read carefully :<br />
- The type of cell<br />
- The voltage in volts<br />
- The capacity in ampere hours<br />
- The storage limit date<br />
- The float charge voltage at 20-25°C<br />
- The arrow must always point upwards if the<br />
batteries are placed in the prone position.<br />
Note : The symbol indicates that the accumulator<br />
is of the recyclable type.<br />
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3 - Setting up the battery stands<br />
Construction : Theses stands are in plastic-covered<br />
steels, and are notable for their :<br />
- mechanical strength<br />
- adaptability<br />
- ease of assembly.<br />
The standard stretchers of 600, 750, 900, 1200 and<br />
1500 mm are designed to result in space-saving<br />
installations.<br />
Publication No: EN-OPzV-PG-<strong>002</strong> - January 2011<br />
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