Sony PR10-D6A Installation instructions manual

Product

Zinc-air Battery

Model

Name IEC Nominal

Nominal Diameter

Height Weight

Voltage

Capacity

(mm)

(g)

（V）

(mAh)

PR10-

D6A

PR70 1,4 75 5,8 3,6 0,3

PR13-

D6A

PR48 1,4 265 7,9 5,4 0,83

PR312-

D6A

PR41 1,4 145 7,9 3,6 0,58

PR675-

D6A

PR44 1,4 605 11,6 5,4 1,85

Technical Information

User Manual

Storage

Please do not store zinc air batteries in the fridge! The best temperature for

storing batteries is between 10 and 30C - in a dry place in the original

packaging. Please do not expose the batteries to temperatures above 50C, for

example, in a closed car in the sun. Nor should you bend the packaging, in

case you damage the seal.

How to Use

Zinc air batteries are not rechargeable and are powered by oxygen from the air.

A tab keeps the button cell hermetically sealed. Once you remove the tab,

oxygen can enter and the cell is activated. Therefore, you should not remove

the tab until you have need of the battery. After removing the tab you should

wait ten seconds before closing the battery compartment.

Contact with skin or metal

Please avoid bringing an activated battery into contact with metallic objects, as

this could cause them to drain or short-circuit. Button cells are also sensitive to

the natural skin fat of the hands. If this gets onto the cell, it can hinder the

current flow. Hence we advise that you only grip the battery by the tab.

Recycling and disposal

A used hearing aid battery should never remain in the hearing aid longer than

necessary. Please support our efforts to protect the environment and do not

throw a used battery away with the household waste. Primary batteries may be

disposed of via the communal reuse arrangements, provided that no local rules

to the contrary exist. Like all batteries, hearing aid batteries must never be set

fire to or incinerated.

Information for Safety

Safety precautions during handling of batteries

Always insert batteries correctly with regard to the polarities (+ and –) marked

on the battery and the equipment

Do not short-circuit batteries.

Do not charge batteries.

Do not force discharge batteries.

Do not mix old and new batteries or batteries of different types or brands.

Exhausted batteries should be immediately removed from equipment and

properly disposed of.

Do not heat batteries.

Do not weld or solder directly to batteries.

Do not dismantle batteries.

Do not deform batteries.

Do not dispose of batteries in fire.

Keep batteries out of the reach of children.

Do not allow children to replace batteries without adult supervision.

Do not encapsulate and/or modify batteries.

Store unused batteries in their original packaging away from metal objects. If

already unpacked, do not mix or jumble batteries.

Remove batteries from equipment if it is not to be used for an extended period

of time unless it is for emergency purposes.

Packaging

The packaging shall be adequate to avoid mechanical damage during

transport, handling and stacking. The materials and packaging design shall be

chosen so as to prevent the development of unintentional electrical contact,

corrosion of the terminals and some protection from the environment.

Handling of battery cartons

Rough handling of battery cartons may result in battery damage and impaired

electrical performance and may result in leakage, explosion, or possibly fire.

Display and storage

Batteries shall be stored in well-ventilated, dry and cool conditions.

Battery cartons should not be piled up in several layers (or should not exceed a

specified height).

When batteries are stored in warehouses or displayed in retail stores, they

should not be exposed to direct sun rays for a long time or placed in areas

where they get wet by rain.

Do not mix unpacked batteries so as to avoid mechanical damage and/or short-

circuit among each other.

For normal storage, the temperature should be between +10 °C and +25 °C

and should never exceed +30 °C. Extremes of humidity (over 95 % RH and

below 40 % RH) for sustained periods should be avoided since they are

detrimental to both batteries and packing. Batteries should therefore not be

stored next to radiators or boilers nor in direct sunlight.

Although the storage life of batteries at room temperature is good, storage is

improved at lower temperatures provided special precautions are taken. The

batteries should be enclosed in special protective packing (such as sealed

plastic bags or variants) which should be retained to protect them from

condensation during the time they are warming to ambient temperature.

Accelerated warming is harmful.

Transportation

When loaded for transportation, battery packages should be so arranged to

minimise the risk of falling e.g. one from the top of another. They should not be

stacked so high that damage to the lower packages occurs. Protection from

inclement weather should be provided.

Disposal

Do not dismantle batteries.

Do not dispose of batteries in fire except under conditions of controlled

incineration.

Primary batteries may be disposed of via the communal reuse arrangements,

provided that no local rules to the contrary exist.

Where there is provision for the collection of used batteries, the following

should be considered:

▼Store collected batteries in a non-conductive container

▼Store collected batteries in a well-ventilated area. Since some used

batteries may still contain a residual charge, they could be short

circuited, charged or force discharged and thereby evolve hydrogen

gas. If collection containers and storage areas are not properly

ventilated, hydrogen gas can build up and explode in the presence of

an ignition source.

▼Do not mix collected batteries with other materials. Since some used

batteries may still contain a residual charge, they could be short

circuited, charged or force discharged. The subsequent possible heat

generation can ignite flammable wastes such as oily rags, paper or

wood and can cause a fire.

▼Consider protecting used battery terminals, particularly those batteries

with high voltage, to preclude short circuits, charging and force

discharging, for instance, by means of covering battery terminals with

insulating tape.

▼Failure to observe these recommendations may result in leakage, fire,

and/or explosion.

Instructions for use

Always select the correct size and grade of battery most suitable for the

intended use. Information provided with the equipment to assist correct battery

selection should be retained for reference.

Replace all batteries of a set at the same time.

Clean the battery contacts and also those of the equipment prior to battery

installation.

Ensure that the batteries are installed correctly with regard to polarity (+ and –).

Remove batteries from equipment which is not to be used for an extended

period of time.

Remove exhausted batteries promptly.

FAQ (Frequestly Asked Questions)

How should zinc air hearing batteries be stored?

The best environment to store zinc air batteries is between 10 and 30C

temperature and in a dry place in the original packaging. Please do not store

batteries in the refridgerator, and do not expose them to temperatures above

50C, for example, in a closed car under the sun. Please do not bend the

packaging which causes damage to the seal.

Why do batteries have a tab?

Zinc air batteries is powered by oxygen from the air. The tab seals the air hole

on the battery. In approximately ten seconds after tab is removed, zinc ari

battery is activated to be used.

Please do not remove the tab before the hearing aid battery is used.

Reattaching the tab will not prolong the service life of the battery.

How long is the service life of batteries?

The service life of the zinc air battery depends on the length of use per day and

the type of hearing aid used.

Why do hearing aid batteries leak?

In case the battery is deep drained, it can leak. Please do not remain used

battery in the hearing aid longer than necessary.

Why do hearing aid batteries swell?

A zinc air battery can expand in the case the discharged battery is left in the

hearing aid and deep drained. It can also expand under extremely high humid

environment.

What should I do if a battery is swallowed ?

In case of swallowing of a battery, please seek medical assistance as promptly

as possible.

How should I dispose of the batteries ?

Please do not remain used batteries in the hearing aid longer than necessary.

Please dispose batteries according to each local regulations. Same as all other

batteries, zinc air batteries must never be set on fire or incinerated.

Contact

Customer Service

Sony Energy Customer Service

BP80075, 68153 Ribeauville Cedx - France

Manufacturer Name & Address

Sony Corporation 1-7-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, JAPAN

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