When cleaning the battery, wipe it with a soft dry cloth. Avoid using organic solvents such as gasoline or thinners. Do not use a cloth containing organic solvents or oil to clean the battery. Contact with PVC or similar must be avoided.
When organic solvents, oils or polyvinyl chloride come into contact with the battery, the battery case may be cracked, softened or deformed.

Do not short-circuit the battery.
The battery may generate flammable gas. Short circuit may cause explosion or fire.

Do not try to disassemble the battery. Avoid contact with sulfuric acid to prevent leakage.
If the battery is disassembled (or damaged), the sulfuric acid in the battery may flow out and harm the skin or human body. If the eyes come into contact with sulfuric acid, rinse the eyes with clean water and seek medical attention immediately.

Do not throw the battery into fire.
If thrown into a fire, the battery may explode.

Avoid mixing batteries of different capacities and types, different manufacturers or mixing old and new batteries (charge/discharge operation).
Due to the difference in characteristics, the battery and equipment may be damaged.

Do not use the application specified in the document other than the battery.

When charging, prevent short circuit, choose a suitable charger, and do relevant protection.

Please contact CooPower for additional assistance, or documents or specifications not described in the information.

When batteries are used under vibration conditions, such as motorcycles, engine-driven lawnmowers, etc., a proper buffer should be prepared to protect them from vibration. In addition, the battery should be installed in an upright position.
*Note: Avoid installing the battery in a side down position or upside down to prevent internal short circuit, internal interruption or electrolyte leakage.