SONY LIP-12H Battery, SONY LIP-12H Digital Camera Battery

SONY LIP-12H Digital Camera Battery Instruction Manual   

CAUTION

• Never throw the battery pack into fire, as that could cause the battery pack to explode.
• Never heat the battery pack, as that could cause leakage of alkaline solution or other electronic substance.
• Never disassemble the battery pack, as that could cause leakage of alkaline solution or other electrolytic substance.
• Never short-circuit the main battery pack by either accidentally or intentionally bringing the terminals in contact with another metal object. This could cause personal injury or a fireplace, and could also damage the battery pack.
• Never hammer a nail into the battery pack. Never hit a hammer on the battery pack. Never step or tread on the battery pack.
• Always confirm that the temperature is 5oC ~ 35oC before you charge the battery. Leakage, excessive heat, or deterioration of the battery pack may occur if this warning is not heeded.
• Never expose the battery pack to direct sunlight. Never store or use the battery pack in a locked and unventilated vehicle, where excessive internal temperatures may be encountered.
• Always keep the battery pack out of reach of infants or small children.
• Never shock the battery pack by dropping or throwing it.
• If the liquid contained within the battery pack leaks, use large amounts of water an immediately wash off any liquid which may accidentally contact any part of the body. Remove any liquid that has contacted your clothes by washing them immediately with a synthetic detergent.

WARNING

• Keep the battery pack away from heat or fire, if you ever detect the emission of an extraordinary odor or leakage of alkaline solution or other electrolytic substance.
• Never dispose of used battery pack with other ordinary solid wastes, since they contain toxic substances. Always dispose of used battery packs in accordance with the prevailing community regulations that apply to the disposal of batteries. Cover the metal terminals with insulating tape, in order to prevent accidental short-circuiting.