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Safety Information

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Fig 1: Identifying Safety Information And Equipment
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Use overalls, goggles and rubber gloves 

The refrigerant used has a low toxicity. The main risk is from frostbite caused by coming into contact with refrigerant. Protect your eyes and skin!

In the event of refrigerant coming into contact with eyes 

In the event of refrigerant coming into contact with skin 

Avoid high temperatures and mixing with air 

Ensure that refrigerant does not come into contact with naked flames, welding, electrical discharges or hot metal surfaces etc.

Do not smoke when working with refrigerants.

CAUTION: Heated refrigerant can form irritating and toxic gases.
CAUTION: The pressure in a refrigerant container rises as it is heated. Do not expose a container with refrigerant to temperatures above 45°C (113°F) - risk of explosion.
CAUTION: Mixture of air + R134a at increased pressure (= above atmospheric pressure) is already flammable at a mixture of 50% air.