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Do lithium-ion batteries need warning labels?

Warning labels (or marking) of these batteries are essential to ensure safe handling, operation, and disposal, thereby mitigating potential safety risks and preventing accidents. This paper examines the labeling practices of over 200 lithium-ion cells from 20 manufacturers and 6 countries and reviews changes in warning labeling from 2003 to 2023.

How do I comply with battery labeling requirements?

To comply with battery labeling requirements, it’s essential we include the battery type, voltage, energy capacity, and rechargeability on durable, easy-to-view labels. We should also provide clear safety warnings and instructions for proper usage and disposal. Placement of the labels is key—not obstructed by packaging—for effective communication.

What are the labeling standards for lithium-ion batteries?

The labeling standards for lithium-ion batteries require us to include specific information. It’s essential to clearly display the type of battery, its capacity, and voltage. We can’t gloss over the importance of indicating whether the battery is reusable or not.

What are battery labeling standards?

Battery labeling standards differ across various regions and regulatory organizations. A common theme among these standards is the requirement for clear and durable labels that provide critical information, such as battery chemistry, capacity, manufacturer details, and safety warnings.