Usage:
All Caterpillar Batteries
Reference: Because of the type of information in this article it is not written in Caterpillar Fundamental English.
Description of Change: When electrolysis takes place in a battery, a combustible gas is released into the battery air chamber. This gas then passes through the vent cap and into the atmosphere. Any fire or spark will ignite this gas and the flames that result can possibly go through the cap vent and into the battery. When this happens, the battery will explode.
All new Caterpillar batteries have safety vent caps which prevent the passage of flames. These safety vent caps are available as a replacement for all former 7S5401 Plug Caps.
Adaptable As: Direct replacement.
NOTE: Each gang vent assembly has the correct number of gangs for the specific battery.