"The lithium metal battery was first proposed and studied by Gilbert N. Lewis in 1912, and in the 1970s, M. S. Whittingham proposed and began to study lithium-ion batteries. batteries. Due to the chemical properties of lithium metal is very active, so the processing, preservation, use of lithium metal, the environmental requirements are very high. Nowadays, with the development of science and technology, lithium batteries have become mainstream. It is integrated into various industries and fields.
Consumer products have corresponding certification and implementation standards in each country and region, and finished lithium batteries and cells are no exception and have more stringent certification and testing standards.
China: Domestic transportation of lithium batteries meets the GB 21966 national standard, while the product needs to be CQC certified.
Transportation: Lithium primary batteries and lithium ion batteries need to comply with the transport of dangerous goods regulations UN38.3 certification.
USA: Lithium batteries exported to the United States, the certification options are UL, cTUVus, ETL, NRTL certification.
EU: Lithium batteries exported to the EU need to have CE certification, EN/IEC test report.
CB member countries: lithium batteries can apply for CB certification to meet the requirements of IEC61960 regulations.
Japan: lithium batteries exported to Japan lithium batteries need PSE certification.
India: lithium batteries need to apply for BIS certification, in line with IS 16046.
Russia: EAC certification, corresponding to the standard IEC 62133.
South Korea: Lithium battery exports to South Korea need KC certification, to meet the requirements of KC 62133 regulations.
Thailand: Lithium battery exported to Thailand needs TISI certification to meet the requirements of TIS 2217-2548.
Vietnam: MIC certification is required for export to Vietnam to meet the requirements of QCVN-101.
Australia: RCM certification is required for export to Australia.
Brazil: cell phone lithium batteries need to handle ANATEL certification.
Saudi Arabia: Need to meet the IEC corresponding standards for export to Saudi Arabia for SASO certification.
Mexico: meet the requirements of regulations NOM-024-SCFI, for NOM certification.
Lithium battery certification international standards
UN DOT 38.3 Rev.5 United Nations Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods Manual of Tests and Criteria, Fifth Revision
UL1642:2012+R1:2013 Safety Standard for Lithium Batteries
ST/SG/AC.10/11/Rev.5/Amend.1&Amend.2 Part 38.3 UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods Manual of Tests and Criteria, Fifth Revision, Chapter 38.3
GB 21966-2008 Safety requirements for lithium primary and storage batteries in transport
IEC 61960:2011 BS EN 61960:2011 Alkaline or other non-acidic electrolyte secondary batteries or cells - Portable secondary lithium batteries or cells
QB/T 2502-2000 General specifications for lithium-ion batteries
SN/T 1414.3-2004 Import and export battery safety inspection methods lithium battery part
IEC 62281:2012 Safe transport of primary and secondary lithium batteries
JIS C8714-2007 Safety test for portable lithium batteries
MT/T 1051-2007 Lithium-ion batteries for mining lamps
QB/T 2947.3-2008 Battery and charger for electric bicycle
QB/T 2947.2-2008 Battery and charger for electric bicycle Part II: Nickel metal hydride battery and charger
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