Interactive Guide to Shipping Lithium Batteries
If the Watt-hour rating isn''t clearly marked on your battery case, and the information isn''t included on a battery specification or Safety Data Sheet, you can simply determine the battery''s Wh
As part of our commitment to compliance, MANLY Battery ensures all our lithium batteries are ready for safe air transport under these updated rules. (To view the original lithium battery air transport regulations) 1. New UN Numbers and Packaging Guidelines for Sodium-ion Batteries
Batteries are not allowed in unaccompanied luggage by air freight. If not inside a device like a smartphone, the batteries must be in a hard cased container. There are restrictions as to how many lithium-ion batteries can be sent within separate containers by air.
Damaged lithium batteries are forbidden from air transport. See page 06 of this guide for information on damaged batteries. For passenger aircraft, the package may not exceed 5 kg net quantity (column 9 of the HMT - § 172.101). "Net quantity" refers to the weight of the batteries, not packaging materials or the equipment.
The employer must identify the different configurations of batteries that they ship, i.e. batteries by themselves - sodium ion batteries, lithium batteries and/or batteries packed with equipment and/or batteries contained in equipment, or combinations of these batteries and equipment provisions.
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