Note: The previous information provides only general
guidelines on the environments in which a PTC-860NI is
approved for use. Each hazardous location in which a
PTC-860NI will be used must be inspected and approved
by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
(OSHA), the local fire marshall, and the customer’s
insurance company.
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Disposing of nickel-cadmium batteries
Nickel-cadmium batteries contain chemically active materials
that are hazardous to the environment; therefore, they should
be disposed of properly. Never attempt to incinerate a
nickel-cadmium battery; doing so could cause it to explode.
Telxon urges you to contact the Environmental Protection
Agency, the Department of Natural Resources, a local
hazardous waste disposal agency, or the Telxon Customer
Support Center for assistance prior to disposing of your
nickel-cadmium batteries.
Class III
Ignitible fibers or flyings
Division 1
•
Fibers or materials
producing
combustible flyings
are manufactured,
stored, or handled
Not grouped
•
Manufacturers
such as textile
mills, cotton-
related mills, or
clothing plants
•
Fibers and flyings
including cotton,
hemp, jute, rayon,
sisal, and spanish
moss
Division 2
•
Fibers are handled
or stored except
during the process
of manufacture
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