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Leaking Chloride lead acid batteries

Leaking Chloride lead acid batteries

Chloride was a brand name manufacturer of sealed lead-acid batteries intended for use in emergency lighting applications. As you can see this building was wired for central emergency lighting (which seems to defeat the purpose in a way). The massive bus bars are slowing reacting to the lead-acid solution and turning a blue color, contrasting with the reddish brown of the natural rust. In the basement of an administration building.

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