What items can be stored in a class 9 storage cabinet?

This cabinet is suitable for the storage of Class 9 Dangerous Goods, including Lithium-Ion Batteries (uncharged), battery-powered equipment, airbag inflators, first aid kits, solid carbon dioxide, dry ice and more. Constructed of double walled 1.2mm thick galvanised steel.

What makes a class 9 cabinet safe?

Class 9 Cabinets must have ventilation, self-closing doors and spill capacity to control hazards. Storemasta manufactures a trusted range of Miscellaneous Goods Storage to reduce risk with your lithium-ion batteries and other Class 9 dangerous goods.

What is a class 9 hazardous goods storage cabinet?

Explore Storemasta's range of Class 9 Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods Storage Cabinets and improve safety at your site. The Australian Standard AS/NZS 4681 sets out requirements for the storage and handling of Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods. Class 9 Cabinets must have ventilation, self-closing doors and spill capacity to control hazards.

What are the requirements for Class 9 storage in the workplace?

Section 2.2 of the Standard explains the requirements that relate to the storage of Class 9 goods in the workplace: (a) The quantity of Class 9 dangerous goods and articles stored shall not exceed one minor storage per 500 m2 floor or ground area. Where the area exceeds 500 m2, minor storages shall be at least 10 m apart.

How do I choose a lithium-ion battery storage cabinet?

When selecting a lithium-ion battery storage cabinet, consider the following: Capacity Requirements: Ensure the cabinet accommodates the quantity and size of batteries used in your workplace. Regulatory Compliance: Choose a cabinet that meets safety standards for Class 9 Dangerous Goods.

Do Pratt indoor miscellaneous dangerous goods storage cabinets comply with Australian standards?

PRATT indoor miscellaneous dangerous goods storage cabinets comply with the Australian Standard AS 4681:2000 - The Storage & Handling of Class 9 (Miscellaneous) Dangerous Goods and Articles.