What label must be used if the battery is removed from an electric wheelchair?

The correct label to be used when a battery has been removed from an electric wheelchair is the Corrosive Label with orientation markings. This is essential because many batteries, particularly lead-acid and lithium-based types commonly found in electric wheelchairs, contain corrosive materials that can pose a risk to health and safety if not handled properly. The inclusion of orientation markings is critical as it indicates the proper way to transport the battery, ensuring that it remains upright and minimizing the risk of leakage or spills that could occur if the battery were to be transported incorrectly.

Understanding the specific labeling requirements is crucial for ensuring compliance with safety regulations during transport and for protecting individuals who might come into contact with the battery during handling or in the event of an incident. This label serves to notify handlers about the potential hazards and necessary precautions, reinforcing the importance of proper care and handling procedures for such materials.