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What is UL2054 Certification?

     UL2054 certification is for lithium battery certification; Is the premise of mobile power UL2056 certification! Simple lithium batteries only need to do UL2054, if it is mobile power to see Amazon requirements is to do UL2054 or UL2056, if there are charging banks or battery products are removed by Amazon, you can consult our agency, our agency professional handling of Amazon services.

     The United States UL battery certification is also a mandatory certification requirement for battery identification, so UL1642 and UL2054 two standards have been specially developed to regulate the production of batteries and intend to export to the United States friends should pay attention

     The identification requirements for batteries in the United States include two parts: one is the mandatory requirements for battery identification under the Federal Battery Law, and the other is the identification requirements for relevant batteries under UL 1642 and UL 2054.

(1) UL 1642对电池标识的要求：

a. The battery should be marked with the manufacturer's name, trade name or trademark and style setting;

b. The battery should be marked "Warning" and have the following or equivalent description: "The battery has a risk of fire, explosion, and combustion, do not recharge, remove, heat over 100 ° C, or incinerate."

c. The user replaceable battery is marked "CAUTION" instead of "WARNING". And has the following or equivalent description: "Fire, danger of burning, do not recharge, disassemble, heat over 100 ° C or incinerate." Keep batteries out of reach of children and in their original packaging before use. Used batteries should be disposed of properly and not put into the mouth. If swallowed, contact your doctor or local poison testing center immediately."

d. User replaceable batteries should be permanently marked with the following words: "Only the original battery can be replaced, the use of other batteries may cause fire and explosion risk, according to the user's operating manual replacement." The operation and repair manual should provide the user with complete instructions, such as how to replace and dispose of the used battery. This information includes the following:

The warning is stated in the following or equivalent language: "CAUTION- If not handled properly, there is a risk of fire and chemical combustion of batteries used in this device. Do not re-charge, remove, heat to more than 100 ° C or incinerate. Replace with original batteries. There is a risk of fire or explosion if you use other batteries."

Instructions on how to replace a battery should end with the following statement: "Dispose of used batteries properly, away from children, and do not remove or put them in a fire."

e. If the manufacturer manufactures the battery in multiple factories, each battery package should have a clear identification of the factory from which the battery was produced.

(2) UL 2054 requirements for marking:

a. The battery should be marked with the manufacturer's name, trade name or trademark and style setting;

b. When the manufacturer manufactures batteries in more than one factory, each battery must bear a distinctive manufacturer's logo;

c. The minimum package or instruction provided on or with the battery shall indicate the following or other equivalent:

Warning words, such as "Caution", "warning", "Danger";

A brief description of the potential hazards of improper use of the battery, such as the risk of burn, fire, explosion, etc.;

A series of operations that can avoid potential hazards, such as do not throw, disassemble the battery, do not put the battery into a fire or similar operations. The battery, or the battery's minimum package, or the manual, shall bear the following identification or equivalent: "Caution-Never put batteries in mouth.If swallowed,contact your physician or local poison control center."

d. Batteries that meet unrestricted power test requirements may be marked with the "LPS" logo.