Proper use of the battery will help extend its service life. Avoid overcharging and overdischarging.

Do not leave the battery unused for extended periods without recharging, and do not disassemble or modify it improperly.

Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, moisture, or mechanical damage.

Use compatible chargers and power supplies.

To reduce waste, the battery may be reused (where compliant with safety standards), or processed through reuse pretreatment, alternative-use pretreatment, repurposing, or remanufacturing for resource recovery.

In accordance with Article 64 of the relevant regulations, you are required to separately collect used batteries. They must not be mixed with household waste or other types of batteries and must be delivered to designated recycling channels to ensure proper treatment and recycling.

Waste batteries can be returned for free through designated collection and take-back systems, including retailer take-back schemes, municipal collection points, and authorized waste collection facilities. These systems ensure appropriate preparation for recycling, re-use, or other treatments in compliance with applicable environmental and safety requirements.

Collection points and take back systems may vary for each Member State. Treatment for reuse or alternative applications, followed by environmentally sound disposal and resource recovery.

Do not continue to use if severe swelling;

Do not place in a high temperature environment;

Keep small cells and batteries which are considered swallowable out of the reach of children;

In case of ingestion of a cell or battery, seek medical assistance promptly.

Waste batteries should be handled with care. End-users should:

• Avoid crushing, puncturing, or dismantling batteries;
• Prevent short-circuiting of battery terminals;
• Store waste batteries in a cool, dry place prior to collection;
• Store in a sealed container (such as a plastic one) to prevent the leakage of the electrolyte.

The following symbols on the battery, packaging and product manual indicate:

• CE Mark: Indicates compliance with the requirements of the Battery Regulation (EU) 2023/1542.
• Crossed-out Wheeled Bin Symbol: Separate collection required. Do not dispose of improperly.
• Fire Extinguisher Symbol: Appropriate fire extinguisher type.
• Chemical Symbols (such as Pb, Cd, or Hg): Identifying the presence of certain hazardous substances.
• QR Code: Scanning can read the battery information.

Batteries contain certain harmful substances. If not handled properly, they may pollute the soil and water sources, and pose risks to human health through environmental pollution and the food chain. Do not discard batteries in household garbage. Do not bury or incinerate used batteries. Please recycle batteries through the designated recycling or collection channels.