Akumulator Ni-MH AAA 1000 mAh/2pak/blister

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Gembird Europe B.V.

Wittevrouwen 56 1358 CD Almere Netherlands

E-mail: postmaster@gmb.nl

Telefon: +31-(0)36-5211588

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List of battery safety warnings based on the requirements of General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR): * Use only chargers designed for a particular type of battery. An incorrect charger can cause overheating, explosion or fire. * Do not store rechargeable batteries in areas exposed to direct sunlight or at high temperatures. High temperature can damage rechargeable batteries and reduce their lifespan. * Avoid short-circuiting batteries. Short circuit can cause a sudden rise in temperature and fire. * Protect your batteries from moisture and water contact. Moisture can cause corrosion and damage to the batteries. * Do not throw used batteries into the fire. High temperatures can cause an explosion. * Observe polarity when inserting rechargeable batteries into devices. Incorrect insertion of batteries can cause damage to the device or the batteries themselves. * Remove batteries from devices that will not be used for extended periods of time. Leaving the batteries in the device can lead to their discharge and leakage, which can damage the device. * Do not attempt to open, crush or modify the batteries. Damage to the battery housing can cause chemicals to leak and pose a threat. * In case of electrolyte leakage from rechargeable batteries, avoid contact with skin and eyes. In case of contact, wash your skin or eyes with plenty of water and consult your doctor. * Keep rechargeable batteries out of reach of children. Young children can swallow rechargeable batteries, which is very dangerous. * Do not mix rechargeable batteries of different types or brands in one device. Different types of rechargeable batteries have different voltages and capacities, which can lead to damage to the device or the batteries themselves. * Regularly check the condition of the batteries. If you notice any damage, such as cracks, spills, or corrosion, stop using them and give them away for disposal. * Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations. Do not throw away batteries in ordinary garbage. Used batteries should be returned to special collection points.