Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 Classification of the substance or mixture Cells in lithium-ion batteries are sealed gas-tight and are harmless if handled properly, provided that the manufacturer's instructions are observed during use. In normal use and for the intended purpose according to the manufacturer's instructions, there is neither a risk of ignition or explosion nor a risk of leaking ingredients

2.3 Other hazards

Incorrect handling or circumstances leading to improper operation may result in leaks and leakage of ingredients and decomposition products. This can lead to strong reactions that endanger health and the environment. Protect batteries from moisture, such as rain or splashing water, and do not immerse them in liquids, such as water. Contact with liquids may cause heat, smoke, ignition or explosion of the battery after hours or days. Do not use chargers for rechargeable batteries that are not suitable for this type of battery. The limits for the maximum current load, the final charging and discharging voltages must be strictly observed. Do not short-circuit. Do not damage mechanically (puncture, deform, disassemble, etc.). The batteries must not be modified or manipulated under any circumstances, as this can lead to considerable safety risks. In contact with conspicuous batteries (leakage of contents, deformation, discoloration, dents, etc.), adequate body and respiratory protection is required. Do not heat or burn above the permissible temperature. Batteries can react very strongly, e.g. in combination with fire. Battery components can emit considerable energy. 10.11.2023 In case of improper use, in combination with electrical load, fire or mechanical shocks, a In case of fire, corrosive vapors may be released. pressure relief opening opens. In the event of a fault, the battery casing can break and the Date: contents are released. - Harald Short circuits can be caused by bridging the battery contacts with metal objects such as screws, nails, paper clips, keys or other electrically conductive objects. Short circuits can cause burns or fires. Discharged batteries can also cause short circuits, as they still have a Brokop, short circuits, insulate battery contacts of batteries outside the machine with protective caps from the scope of delivery or with adhesive tape. Keep batteries away from small children. 10.11.2023 Date: - Harald 2.4 Test summary fischer-Art.- Nr.174187 Nr.543946 Nr.176763 Nr.802538 Nr.553474 Nr. 552930 Nr.553415 Name of placer see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 on the market Contact data of placer on the see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 market Sanyo TÜV Rheinland Name of test Component Taiwan Ltd., STL Battery Pony Testing Europe GmbH, Taichung Technology university International laboratory Technical CRM Co., Ltd. GmbH Group Co. Ltd. Section Branch No. 9, Ln. 36, Building 1, Sec. 3, No.66 Jindai Stahlgruberring Minsheng No.l, West 15th Am Sportplatz Road, Contact data of 4, 81829 Road, Daya St., K.E.P.Z., 30, 63791 Zhongguancun München, District, Kaohsiung City Karlstein, Environmental test laboratory 806, Taiwan, Protection Germany Taichung City R.O.C. Germany Park, Haidian 428, Taiwan District, Beijing, Chinese Taipei China Phone +49 89 +886 4 2521 +886-7-841- +49 (0} 6188- 400-819-5688 460095-0 8888 1501 99410-0 www.sanyo- http://www.twn. www.stl- www.ponytest. Website energy- tuv.com/ tech.com www.bu-lab-eu com europe.com info.europe@s stl@stl- mail@bu- pony@ponytes E-mail anyo- nicht verfügbar tech.com lab.eu t.com energy.com ID test report 28248081 001 50214507 001 STL1802007 BU-2017- MLTDB\1/VUX 05447-1-B1 XXX Date test report 09.11.2018 29.01.2019 22.03.2018 18.12.2017 15.03.2017 Cell type Li-Ion Mass 648 g 115 g 192 g 522 g 46,5 g Watthours 72 10,8 18 37,44 13 (Wh) Description Lithium-ion battery Li-Power PBP2A66Dl 4S2P GZNS18650- Model 625591000 LI215 PBP2A66D2 ICR18650 HA 2600 1 Test UN 38.3.3 a- yes e, h passed Tests UN 10.11.2023 38.3.3 f-g not applicable passed The basis is the UN Recommendations on the transport of dangerous goods, Manual of tests Date: and criteria, ST/SG/AC.10/11/Rev. 6/Amendment 1. - Harald

2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture

the intended purpose according to the manufacturer's instructions, there is neither a risk of ignition or explosion nor a risk of leaking ingredients. According to Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP), the products are not classified as hazardous to health or the environment. 2.2 Labelling elements The product is not subject to mandatory labelling under Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP). 2.3 Other hazards Incorrect handling or circumstances leading to improper operation may result in leaks and leakage of ingredients and decomposition products. This can lead to strong reactions that endanger health and the environment. Protect batteries from moisture, such as rain or splashing water, and do not immerse them in liquids, such as water. Contact with liquids may cause heat, smoke, ignition or explosion of the battery after hours or days. Do not use chargers for rechargeable batteries that are not suitable for this type of battery. The limits for the maximum current load, the final charging and discharging voltages must be strictly observed. Do not short-circuit. Do not damage mechanically (puncture, deform, disassemble, etc.). The batteries must not be modified or manipulated under any circumstances, as this can lead to considerable safety risks. In contact with conspicuous batteries (leakage of contents, deformation, discoloration, dents, etc.), adequate body and respiratory protection is required. Do not heat or burn above the permissible temperature. Batteries can react very strongly, e.g. in combination with fire. Battery components can emit considerable energy. 10.11.2023 In case of improper use, in combination with electrical load, fire or mechanical shocks, a In case of fire, corrosive vapors may be released. pressure relief opening opens. In the event of a fault, the battery casing can break and the Date: contents are released. - Harald Short circuits can be caused by bridging the battery contacts with metal objects such as screws, nails, paper clips, keys or other electrically conductive objects. Short circuits can cause burns or fires. Discharged batteries can also cause short circuits, as they still have a Brokop, short circuits, insulate battery contacts of batteries outside the machine with protective caps from the scope of delivery or with adhesive tape. Keep batteries away from small children. 10.11.2023 Date: - Harald 2.4 Test summary fischer-Art.- Nr.174187 Nr.543946 Nr.176763 Nr.802538 Nr.553474 Nr. 552930 Nr.553415 Name of placer see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 on the market Contact data of placer on the see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 see section 1.3 market Sanyo TÜV Rheinland Name of test Component Taiwan Ltd., STL Battery Pony Testing Europe GmbH, Taichung Technology university International laboratory Technical CRM Co., Ltd. GmbH Group Co. Ltd. Section Branch No. 9, Ln. 36, Building 1, Sec. 3, No.66 Jindai Stahlgruberring Minsheng No.l, West 15th Am Sportplatz Road, Contact data of 4, 81829 Road, Daya St., K.E.P.Z., 30, 63791 Zhongguancun München, District, Kaohsiung City Karlstein, Environmental test laboratory 806, Taiwan, Protection Germany Taichung City R.O.C. Germany Park, Haidian 428, Taiwan District, Beijing, Chinese Taipei China Phone +49 89 +886 4 2521 +886-7-841- +49 (0} 6188- 400-819-5688 460095-0 8888 1501 99410-0 www.sanyo- http://www.twn. www.stl- www.ponytest.