POLYHALOGENATED BIPHENYLS, SOLID or POLYHALOGENATED TERPHENYLS, SOLID

Indicates the level of danger presented by the substance:

• Group I: High danger
• Group II: Medium danger
• Group III: Low danger

Group II

These labels must be displayed on packages and vehicles to indicate specific hazards and handling requirements:

9 9

The Kemler code that identifies the type and level of hazard. This number appears on orange-colored plates on transport units:

90

Determines the maximum quantity that can be transported per transport unit and any exemptions that may apply:

0

Specifies the restrictions for passage through road tunnels. Different codes indicate different levels of restriction:

(D/E)

Additional requirements or exceptions that apply to the transport of this substance:

203 305 203 305

The maximum amount that can be transported under less stringent conditions. This allows for simplified transport provisions:

1 kg

The quantity of dangerous goods that may be exempt from certain ADR provisions when transported under specific conditions:

E2

Detailed requirements for how the substance must be packed for safe transport:

P906 IBC08

Additional specific requirements for packaging this substance:

B4

Rules and restrictions for packing this substance together with other dangerous goods:

MP10 MP10

Specific requirements that must be followed when packaging this substance:

V11

Requirements and precautions that must be taken during loading and unloading operations:

CV1 CV13 CV28 CV1 CV13 CV28

Additional operational requirements that must be followed during transport:

S19