| NW262 |
The product is toxic for algae. |
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| NW264 |
The product is toxic for fish and aquatic invertebrates. |
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| SB001 |
Avoid any unnecessary contact with the product. Misuse can lead to health damage. |
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| SB110 |
The directive concerning requirements for personal protective gear in plant protection, "Personal protective gear for handling plant protection products" of the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety must be observed. |
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| SB195 |
Suitable equipment and resources must be used for applying the preparation. Contact with the skin must be avoided. |
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| SE110 |
Wear tight fitting eye protection when handling the undiluted product. |
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| SF5052 |
Phosphane (formerly hydrogen phosphide) develops in the air or in combination with moisture. This gas is odourless, very toxic for humans and animals, is highly flammable and is self-igniting when exposed to air. Occasionally it can smell of garlic, fish or carbide, caused by impurities. This smell alone is not necessarily evidence of phosphane, since it is easily adsorbed by earth and other materials and often only occurs above health-based limit values.
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| SS110 |
Wear standard protective gloves (plant protection) when handling the undiluted product. |
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| SF510 |
If an applicator is used to apply the plant protection product, this must be cleaned according to point 9 par. (5) of 'TRGS' 512 (technical regulations for dangerous substances) after use. The equipment must be cleaned in the open and preferably when there is a light wind (paying attention to the wind direction), taking care to avoid exposing humans and animals to dust from the plant protection product and/or phosphane. The applicator should be cleaned in a sufficiently large container with low |
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| SF514 |
The operator or person equipped with adequate experience responsible for measuring the fumigation product used must check the ambient air regularly in accordance with 'TRGS' (technical regulation for dangerous substances) 512 (fumigations) until the area has been authorised for access to see whether concentrations of the fumigation products occur outside of the specified danger zone which exceed the limit of quantification. The measurement results and, if appropriate, the measures taken, must be |
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| SF522 |
Leave rooms/stores and lock them immediately after fumigation has begun. |
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| SS2101 |
Wear a protective suit against pesticides and sturdy shoes (e.g. rubber boots) when handling the undiluted product. |
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| WMI24A |
Mode of Action (IRAC-Group): 24A |
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| VS005-1 |
Fumigations with substances stated in "GefStoffV" (Hazardous Substances Ordinance) annex I no.4.1 (1) till (3) require permission according to GefStoffV annex I no. 4.2 (1). When applying the product, the special regulations in GefStoffV annex I no. 4 in addition to the technical regulations for hazardous substances (TRGS 512 - Fumigations) must be observed. |
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| ST3311 |
Wear respiratory equipment with filter (type/identification colour...*)) for hydrogen phosphide when applying/handling the product, and suitable protective clothing in accordance with 'TRGS 512' (technical regulations for hazardous substances). *) respiratory equipment, gas filter type and identification colour must be specified |
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