• Various types of lithium secondary batteries (such as power car batteries, electric road vehicle batteries, electric tool batteries, hybrid vehicle batteries, etc.)
• Various types of phone batteries (such as lithium ion batteries, lithium polymer batteries, etc.)
• Various types of small secondary batteries (such as laptop computer batteries, digital camera batteries, camera batteries, various cylindrical batteries, wireless communication batteries, portable DVD batteries, CD and MP3 player batteries, etc.)
• Various types of primary batteries (such as lithium manganese batteries, etc.)

• T.1 Height simulation test
• T.2 Thermal test
• T.3 Vibration test
• T.4 Impact test
• T.5 External short circuit test
• T.6 Collision test
• T.7 Overcharge test
• T.8 Forced discharge test

• a. T.1-T.4No mass loss, no leakage, no exhaust, no disassembly, no rupture, no ignition, open circuit voltage not lower than 90% before testing
• b. T.5-T.6 The surface temperature should not exceed 170 ℃, and there should be no disintegration, rupture, or ignition within 6 hours of testing
• c. T.7-T.8 No disassembly or ignition within 7 days of testing

If the lithium battery and lithium battery group meet all the following conditions, they can be transported as non-restricted items (non-dangerous goods). If any of the following conditions cannot be met, the dangerous goods transportation requirements of UN3090 or UN3091 should be followed:

Restrictions on Lithium Content

• 1. For metal lithium or lithium alloy primary batteries, the lithium content shall not exceed 1g; for lithium ion primary batteries, the rated watt-hours shall not exceed 20Wh.
• Note: Primary batteries are also known as battery cells.
• 2. For metal lithium or lithium alloy batteries, the total lithium content shall not exceed 2g; for lithium ion batteries, the rated watt-hours shall not exceed 100Wh.
• Note: The "lithium content" referred to above means the amount of metallic lithium on the anode of the lithium metal or lithium alloy battery.
• For metal lithium or lithium alloy primary batteries or batteries, the "lithium equivalent content" is calculated by multiplying 0.3 by the rated capacity in ampere-hours. For example, the "lithium equivalent content" of a certain mobile phone lithium ion battery with a rated capacity of 800mah (800 milliampere-hours) is: 0.3 X 0.8 (ampere-hours) = 0.24 grams.

Compliance with UN Test Requirements

Each type of primary battery and battery has been tested and proven to comply with all the requirements of Annex III, Part 38.3 of the United Nations Dangerous Goods Transport Regulations.

Packaging Requirements

• 1、 Unless installed in devices such as mobile phones, cameras, walkie talkies, laptops, etc., batteries and primary batteries must be individually packaged to prevent short circuits and placed in sturdy outer packaging.
• 2、 Unless installed in equipment, each package containing more than 24 primary batteries or 12 batteries must also meet the following requirements:
• 1) Each package must be marked to indicate the presence of lithium batteries and the special measures to be taken when the package is damaged.
• 2) Each shipment must have a random document explaining the presence of lithium batteries in the packaging and the special measures to be taken when the packaging is damaged.
• Each package must be able to withstand a 1.2m drop test in any orientation without damaging the batteries or cells inside the package, without changing the position of the batteries to the point where they come into contact with each other (or primary batteries to primary batteries), and without any leakage of batteries from the package.
• If the battery is transported separately, the gross weight of each package shall not exceed 10kg