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Understanding the Specifications continued Dimensions – Height (mm) This is the overall height of the battery to the tops of the terminals if these are proud of the lid. Weight with Acid (kg) This is the average weight of the battery as supplied. Cell Layout See the diagram on page 7 showing cell layouts and polarity. Terminal The diagram on page 8 shows the types of terminal fitted to each type of battery. Lid features An indication of lid design feature which may be specific to vehicle fitment:- • Block – T shaped lid feature to give recessed area for terminals, and for European type sufficient area for top clamping according to EN60095-2. • Flat – Flat lid feature with no raised plugs which could interfere with manufacturers top clamp frame. • Raised plugs – Raised vent plug design sitting above the top face of the lid. Semi-Traction Features A * in this column shows that the battery has semi-traction features. These make the battery suitable for applications in which there is some cycling (eg vehicles with tail-lifts). Container Features The diagram on page 7 shows information about container hold-downs and other features. Handles A * in this column shows that the battery is fitted with carrying handles. End-Venting There are now several batteries in the range that have endventing, rather than the normal venting through the individual vent-plugs. A * in this column shows that the battery is fitted with endventing at the negative end. The battery is fitted with a gassing outlet according to EN60095-2 to allow repote venting of the battery. State of Charge Indicator A clever floating ball and prism device fitted to one cell of the battery to give a quick visual guide to battery state of charge and electrolyte level within the battery. If concerns noted, it should be used as advice to seeking further engineering support. Information Japanese True-Fit A * in this column shows that the battery has the same dimensions, features and performance-level as an original Japanese battery. 184
Health & Safety Information Handling and the proper use of Lead Acid Batteries are not hazardous providing sensible precautions are observed, appropriate facilities are available and personnel have been given adequate training. In accordance with the Consumer Protection Act 1987, the purpose of this guide is to :- 1. Indicate the main hazards which may arise 2. Outline the precautions to be taken to minimise such hazards 3. Indicate the emergency actions to be taken in the event of the occurrence of a hazard A - Label Information The following symbols are being used on all batteries and mean the following: Note Operating Instructions Shield eyes – eye protection must be worn B - Battery Acid The Hazard Batteries contain Sulphuric Acid which may leak for various reasons. Also acid may be given off as droplets and/or spray/mist during recharge. Sulphuric Acid is a corrosive and poisonous liquid which will cause burns and irritation to the skin and eyes and could severely damage clothing. Refer to Health & Safety Executive Guidance Note EH40 for the latest occupational exposure limits for acid mist in air. Keep away from children Battery acid – corrosive and poisonous No smoking – no naked flames – no sparks Explosive gases Contains lead Precautions • Always handle batteries with care • Never overfill with acid • Always store upright • Never allow children access to a battery • Always charge in a well ventilated area • Never allow battery vents to become blocked • Always wear eye protection • Always wear protective clothing Accident or Emergency Action and Treatment Skin contact – Immediately soak the affected area with copious amounts of clean water, remove any contaminated clothing and seek medical attention if irritation persists. Eye contact – Immediately irrigate eyes for at least 10 minutes with clean water, seek medical attention. Ingestion – Immediately drink as much water as possible – do NOT induce vomiting, seek urgent medical attention. Never dispose of as domestic waste – take to a designated waste reclamation site Spillages – For small spillages wash away with large quantities of water. For larger volumes dispose of in suitable acid resistant containers, clearly labelled – see section H. Information Battery is recyclable – follow local recycling & reclaiming procedures YUASA - The world's leading battery manufacturer 185
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