Battery Safety - CECOM

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Multiple Battery Usage● When more than one prime power battery is used, alwaysreplace in sets of new/unused batteries with the same voltageand same chemistry● When using more than one LiSO 2 battery, they must bereplaced in matched sets of new/unused batteries● Matched batteries are from the same manufacturer, and havethe same contract number and date code● Bottom Line:– Never mix chemistry types– Never mix batteries with different voltages– Never mix primary and secondary batteries in the same equipment– Never mix discharged and fully charged secondary batteries– Never interchange battery types unless permitted by TM or approved byCECOM
AN/PSN-11BA-5800 BatteryExplosions● Explosive incidents in the AN/PSN-11, GPS PLGR whenconnected to external power● Batteries charged in the PLGR when externally powered● GPM 96-012 issued:– Remove BA-5800/U when connected to external power● Labels provided for the PLGR and TM’s updated● Secure and protect loose batteries when removed● Recommendations: For new equipment ensure that you don’trely solely on the battery diode to prevent charging
Page 1 and 2: Battery SafetyCECOMDirectorate of S
Page 3 and 4: Introduction● Purpose of this tra
Page 5: AN/PRC-104BBA-5590/U Venting● Two
Page 9 and 10: PLGR Power ConnectionOPTIONA24VDC A
Page 11: DTD/ANCD(CYZ-10) Incident● The eq
Page 16 and 17: Ballard BA-5800Batteries● AN/PSN-
Page 18 and 19: LiSO 2 Battery DisposalProcessing
Page 20 and 21: Secondary Battery Issues
Page 22 and 23: BB-390A/U NiCdBattery Incident●
Page 24: What’s New and What to LookOut Fo

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