BLUESHAPE BV150 User Manual

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Storage
The battery should be stored in a dry place at normal temperatures,
ideally below 25°C and not above 60°C (recommended 0°C to 20°C)
The battery is shipped in ultra-low power consumption mode and in
this state can withstand long period of storage. However, after the
battery has been reactivated with the first charge, more attention and
care need to be used:
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It is recommended to charge the battery after each use.

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If the battery is not going to be used for a prolonged period of
time, it is advisable to recharge the battery so as not to store it in
a very low state of charge. Remember that there will always be
some internal power consumption.

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It is advisable to check the state of charge every 6 months and if
possible to exercise the battery regularly.

RECYCLE

This BV150 battery can be recycled. Different countries
have different regulations on recycling. Please consult the
responsible authority in your country or your BLUESHAPE
dealer for further information.

COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT (IATA regulations)

All BLUESHAPE batteries meet the standard of the UN
Manual of Tests and Criteria, and therefore can be
transported by air. Li-Ion batteries can be transported by
air only in carry-on baggage, either stand-alone (UN3480)
or packed with equipment (UN3481). For check-in of Li-Ion
batteries to be allowed, it is advisable to pack them in their
original boxes for additional safety.
For Li-Ion batteries that have capacities greater than
100Wh but less than 160Wh, there is a limit of 2 batteries
per passenger that may be taken on board as spare by an
individual or in the hand luggage. The BV150 falls under
this category.
It is suggested to check with your airline in case the latter
applies different policies or if there exists, different
legislation in your country.

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