■ Equipment operation

a) Do not touch the capacitor directly with your hands.

b) Do not short-circuit the terminals of the capacitor by touching it

with any conductive object. Also, do not spill conductive liquids such as

 Acid or alkaline solutions on capacitors.

c) Do not use capacitors where they will be subject to ex-

 Have the following materials ready:

· Oil, water, salt water or damp places.

· Direct sunlight.

· Toxic gases such as hydrogen sulfide, sulfurous acid, nitrous acid, etc.

 Chlorine or its compounds and ammonium.

· Ozone, UV light or radiation.

· Severe vibration or mechanical shock conditions beyond the limit presc-

 Ribbed in catalog or product specification.

■ Maintenance inspection

a) Periodic inspection of capacitors already used in industry

 application. Before checking, please turn off the power and check carefully

 Discharge the electricity in the capacitor. Verify polarity when measuring

 Measure the capacitor with a volt-ohmmeter. Also, do not apply any mechanical-

 anical stress to the terminals of the capacitor.

b) The following items should be checked during periodic inspection.

· Severely damaged appearance: exhaust gas and electrolyte leakage.

Electrical characteristics: leakage current, capacitance, tanδ, etc.

 Characteristics specified in a catalog or product specification. us

 If the part is out of specification, it is recommended to replace the capacitor.

■ When exhausting

a) If non-solid aluminum electrolytic capacitors vent gas when venting,

 emits odor or smoke, or burns in the event of a short circuit

 fail. Immediately turn off or unplug the device from the mains power supply.

b) When venting, a non-solid aluminum electrolytic capacitor fuses

 Gases with temperatures over 100°C. (Solid aluminum electrolytic

capacitors release decomposition gases or combustion gases, while

The outer resin shell is burning. ) Do not expose your face near the vents

capacitor.

If your eyes inadvertently come into contact with the expelled gas or

you inhale it, immediately flush your open eyes with plenty of water

Use water and mouthwash separately. If the electrolyte is on the skin,

 Wash the electrolyte from the skin with soap and plenty of water.

Do not lick the electrolyte of non-solid aluminum electrolytic capacitors.

■ Storage

We recommend the following storage conditions.

a) Do not store capacitors in high temperature or high humidity environments. shop

 capacitors at room temperature of 5 to 35°C and relative to

 Humidity is 75% or less.

b) Store capacitors in a place free of water, oil or salt water.

c) Store capacitors in places free from toxic gases (hydrogen sulfide,

 Sulfurous acid, chlorine, ammonium, etc.)

d) Store capacitors in a place free from ozone, UV light or

 radiation.

e) Keep the capacitors in their original packaging.

■ Disposal

 Consult your local industrial waste disposal specialist

 Handling aluminum electrolytic capacitors.

■ Directory

 Specifications in the catalog are subject to change without notice.

 Please consult us before use.