Part 1. What is UL 1642? UL 1642 is a safety standard developed by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) specifically for lithium cells and batteries (both primary…

UN 38.3 is a critical benchmark for the safe transport of lithium batteries. It defines a series of tests that every lithium cell or battery…

IEC 62133 is one of the most widely recognized international safety standards for rechargeable portable cells and batteries, especially lithium-ion and nickel-based systems used in…

RoHS battery certification confirms that a battery complies with the EU’s RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive, which limits the use of toxic materials such…

A battery load test is a diagnostic procedure used to measure how well a battery can deliver power when it is placed under a controlled…

RoHS-compliant batteries are designed to meet the requirements of the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive, limiting the use of toxic materials such as lead,…

Lithium-ion battery safety standards such as UN 38.3 and IEC 62133 are fundamental safeguards for both global transportation and everyday consumer electronics. As energy density…

CB certification plays a key role in proving that lithium batteries meet internationally recognized safety and performance requirements. As part of the IECEE CB Scheme,…

What’s the difference between UN3481 and UN1323 when classifying lithium batteries? UN3481 is the correct UN number for lithium-ion batteries packed with equipment or contained…

Battery safety certifications are a critical part of bringing any serious battery product to market, especially when you move beyond simple consumer cells into packs…