FACTS

1. Improper charging, overcharging, or physical damage to batteries lead to thermal runaway, causing fires.
2. Handling high-voltage components without proper training and protective gear can lead to electrical shocks or electrocution, especially during installation, maintenance, or troubleshooting.
3. Some battery types, such as lead-acid batteries, contain hazardous chemicals.
4. Lead-acid batteries emit explosive hydrogen gas during charging. Inadequate ventilation or improper handling can create explosive environments, leading to potential explosions.
5. Battery leaks can release corrosive acids or other harmful substances, posing risks to human health.
6. Batteries can generate heat during charging and discharging. […]

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