• Toxic gases (e.g. ammonium, chlorine and compounds, bromine and compounds, hydrogen sulfide, sulfuric acid).

User should never touch the terminals of the capacitor directly.

Avoid short circuit between terminals with any kind of conductive material (e.g. metal, fluid, acid, alkaline solution).

1.15 Maintenance

For industrial applications it is recommended to perform periodic inspections. Power supplies shall be turned off before inspection to

discharge the capacitor. Check the following points in case of an inspection:

• Visual inspection of the capacitor to see, if the vent operated for pressure relief and if any leakage of electrolyte has taken place.

• Measurement of electrical characteristics of the capacitor (according to datasheet, especially leakage current, capacitance and

dissipation factor).

In case of deviation or failure according to the specified characteristics, take care to start appropriate actions (e.g. replacement of capacitor).

1.16 Emergency Case

In case of excessive pressure within the capacitor the vent may operate and release this pressure. In case of vent operation gas becomes

visible, when the component is in operation. If so, directly turn off the application and disconnect it from the power source. If the application

will not be turned off, a possible short circuit of capacitor or a short circuit due to bridging of liquefied gas can possibly damage the circuit

and in worst case the application may be dramatically damaged.

Do not stay or position body or face above or in direction of the vent, because in the event of any vent operation, the releasing gas

temperature may have over 100 °C.

In case of contact with the electrolyte on skin, wash the skin immediately with soap and water. If the eyes will get in contact with the

releasing gas, immediately wash the eyes with water. Whether the gas was inhaled, directly use gargle.

1.17 Disposal

Please contact your local responsible or organization for proper disposal of capacitor.

Also take care to be compliant in order to your local governmental law and restrictions. In case incineration, it should be done with more

than 800 °C. Lower temperatures at incineration can result in toxic gases (e.g. chlorine). To avoid any explosion of capacitor, punch holes

into the can or crush the capacitor before incineration.

Würth Elektronik eiSos GmbH & Co. KG

EMC & Inductive Solutions

Max-Eyth-Str. 1

74638 Waldenburg

Germany

Tel. +49 (0) 79 42 945 - 0

www.we-online.com

eiSos@we-online.com

CREATED

CHECKED

GENERAL TOLERANCE

PROJECTION

METHOD

KaS

PSL

DIN ISO 2768-1m

DESCRIPTION

TECHNICAL REFERENCE

WCAP-AIG8 Aluminum Electrolytic

Capacitors

ANAQ350152M200DSIC2B000

ORDER CODE

861011086027

SIZE

REVISION

STATUS

DATE (YYYY-MM-DD)

BUSINESS UNIT

PAGE

35 x 35

001.000

Valid

2017-01-20

eiCap

7/8

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