Lithium-ion battery(Pack)

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

5.1PRIMARY ROUTES OF ENTRY Skin contact/absorption, Eye contact, Inhalation and Ingestion: NO 5.2SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE (No effect under routine handling and use) Skin contact/absorption Eye contact Inhalation and Ingestion 6.EMERGENCY RELEASE INFORMATION If exposure to the internal materials from a damaged or ruptured cell, the following actions are recommended: Skin contact: Washing with water & soap thoroughly, or seek medical attention immediately. Eye contact: Rinsing eyes with water for 15 minutes, and seek medical attention immediately. Inhalation : Leave to fresh air immediately and seek medical attention. Ingestion : Seek medical attention immediately. 7. FIRE FIGHTING INFORMATION Cell is not flammable but the internal organic material will burn if the cell is incinerated, if cells or battery are involved in a fire or exposed to excessive heat. Cells or battery may flame or leak potentially hazardous organic vapors. Extinguishing Media: Dry chemicals. Fire-Fighting Instructions: Use self-contained breathing apparatus and protective clothing to extinguish, and remove cells from the fire fighting area if possible, or call local fire/police department. 8. STABILITY & REACTIVITY 8.1 REACTIVITY: NONE. 8.2 STABILITY: The cell/battery is stable during normal operation. Avoid exposure to heat or open flame, don’t puncture, crush or incinerate. 9. HANDLING & STORAGE 9.1 Keep the cell in a cool & dry environment, do not immerse the cell in water or seawater, do not use or leave the cell near a heat source such as fire or heater. 9.2 Do not make terminal to short circuit by directly connecting the positive (+) and negative (-) with metal objects such as wire, or reverse the position (+) and negative (-) terminals. Because it may cause the battery/cell to flame or emit gases. 9.3 Battery/cell charging & recharging should following the recommendation described as below: To ensure safety, the cells need to be assembled with PTC and protective circuitry to prevent abusive situations occur such as over charge and over discharge or over current. The charger and protective circuitry should be consistent with the requirements listed below: No Device Items Requirements 1 Charger Charge termination voltage 3.65±0.025V 2 Overcharge detection voltage 3.90±0.025V 3 Discharge termination voltage 2.50±0.05V Protective Circuitry 4 Over discharge detection voltage 2.00±0.05V (For reference only) Discharge current protection ≤7.0A Operation Static Current ≤7.0uA 9.4 Do not disassemble or puncture or crush or incinerate the battery/cell.