Where should a battery room be located? A battery room should be located in a way that provides access for lifting equipment to be used during initial installation and future maintenance
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Storage batteries shall be located within a protective enclosure or area accessible only to qualified persons. A protective enclosure can be a battery room, control building, or a case, cage, or fence that will protect the contained equipment an limit the likelihood of inadvertent contact with energized parts.
Therefore, it is important to keep the temperature as low as possible by not locating battery rooms near power transformers, boilers, turbines or any other exothermic/heat-releasing industrial equipment or process. Also take into account sunny facades etc.
A battery room is a constructive element that must have not only design considerations and a logic of use, but also must comply with specific safety regulations. Logical,isn`t it?
Normally we follow National Electric Safety Code (NESC).Section 18 of this code specifies that the batteries (flooded) should be in a seperate enclosure and further says that this protective enclosure can be a battery room with seperate continuous ventillation.
Keep in mind that the battery room is usually closed with little air circulation and not much traffic.
If the room's ventialtion is sufficient to prevent a build up of hydrogen gas, then the area can be non-classified. But given the small cost of explosion proof lights, switches and receptacles, it is cheap insurance to use them in the battery room.
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