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ldentity: Date:02101112

Lead Acid Tempest Power Security BatteriesSources

Alma CourtJose, CA 95112

Phone: 408-924-080

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4540o/oead 7439-92-1 50pg/m3

Dioxide 1309-60-0 50pg/m3 15-25o/o

Acid I 766493-9 1.0 mg/m3 324oo/o @ 60"

Point: (@ 14.7 psia) Approx. 203"CGravity: 1.25 to 1.295

Pressure (mmHg) : 10 @ 18'FPoint: -70"c/-103'F

in Water N/A

lash point: Non-combustible

EL Lower: Non-combustible

Upper: Non-combustible

N/Axtinguisher Medium: Dry chemical, carbon dioxide, water fog, and wat,er

approved self-contained breathing apparatus. Water applied to sulfuric acid generates heat andacid to splatter. Wear full cover sulfuric acid resistant clothing. Sulfuric acid is an electrolyte. Sulfuric

reacts violently with metals, nitrates, chlorates, carbides, fulminates, pecrates, and other organicSulfuric acid reacts with most metals to yield explosive/flammable hydrogen gas. This reaction iswhen acid is diluted, as in electrolyte.



of sulfuric acid with combustibles and organic materials such as: chlorates, carbides, fulminates,peroxides, nitrates, cyanides, etc. may cause fire and explosion. Also reacts violently with strong

agents, metals, sulfur dioxide fume, and may release flammable hydrogen gas; this reaction is

when diluted.

Decom position Produ cts :

of sulfuric acid releases sulfur trioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfuric acid fumes, and sulfurReaction with above may release with toxic gases, such as hydrogen cyanide or hydrogen sulfide.

also produces large quantities of heat.

Yes

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and Symptoms of Exposure: 3ontact with sensitive skin or prolonged contact withrormal skin may cause mild irritation

conditions generally aggravated byrritation, burns, ulceration

listed as carcinogens or potentia\one

and First Aid Procedures:=lush affected area with large amounts of cool, cleanryater. lf redness or blistering occurs, consult a

chysician.

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fVarring: Battery posts, terminals and related

rccessories contain lead and lead compounds,:hemicals known to the State of California to cause]ancer. Wash hands after handling.

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yes:lontact may damage corneas. Flush with largermount of cool, clean water. lf redness or blisteringlccurs, consult a physician.

See above.

f ingested, drink large amounts of water. Conauli achysician.

appropriate protective clothing and avoid prolonged contact.



lean area in plain water. Wash hands skin areas with coolwater mild soap. DO

ispose of in accordance with Federal, StatE, & Locallations. Do not incinerate. Batteries should be

ipped to a reclamation facility for recovery of theI and plastic components as the proper method o

man agement. Contact d istributor for appropriatct return procedures.

required under normal conditions.

of required under normal conditions

Clothing and Equipment: resistant gloves, safety glasses with side shielding sleeved shirts, long pants, and closed shoes.

: "Batteries, wet, non-spillable, electric storage." NMFC #60684UND. D.O. meets the requirements of CFR-49 paragraph 1Z3.1Sg

- I.A.T.A/ .C.A.O. - Unregulated, meets the requirements of SpeciafProvlsion AGZ-tMo-

empest TR Series Batteries are sealed (valve regulated) non-spillable lead-acid batteries with pasted lead-ium plates. The electrolyte is held captive in an Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) separator between plates thaobilize the electrolyte in the cell. AGM separator material is a highly porous, absorbent micro fiberglassmixed with polymer fibers. There is no "free" electrolyte to leak out if the cell is tipped over ( cell case and

over are sealed together ) or if the cell is punctured. The AGM separator material immobilizes the electrolytend creates a situation where the spill of electrolyte is highly unlikely. Typical accidents where a battery case

nctured results in a slight drip or a slow ooze of material out of the cell that cannot be characterized as a

es,sealedleadacidbatteryisdeterminedtobe,@ommunication Standard and is there by excluded from any requirements of the standard. The Material Safet

sheet is therefore supplied for informational purposes only.

he information and recommendations contained herein have been compiled from sources believed to beand represent current opinion on the subject. No warranty, guarantee, or representation is made by

Sources as to the absolute correctness or sufficiency of any representation contained herein andSources assumes no responsibility in connection therewith, nor can it be assumed that allsafety measures are contained herein, or that additional measures may not be required under

rticular or exceptional conditions or circumstances.

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