Category: Standards and Regulations

The marine industry has shifted significantly with the adoption of advanced energy storage, particularly lithium batteries. These batteries offer significant advantages over traditional lead-acid ones – they’re lighter, more powerful,

Understanding the differences among IMR, ICR, INR, and IFR 18650 batteries is essential for optimal usage. Each type has a distinct chemical composition and performance profile. This article provides a

For successful boating and marine adventures, it’s essential to have a reliable power source. Marine batteries are designed to provide dependable power for boats and can withstand harsh conditions like

Dealing with larger batteries in RVs and boats can be daunting for the uninitiated. One important factor to consider is group size. But what does group size mean, and why

Key Takeaway: Have you come across RoHS and REACH on battery labels and wondered what these stand for? Let’s dive in today! RoHS & REACH Overview RoHS, short for ‘Restriction

Key Takeaways: Batteries have something called a “C rate.” It tells us how fast they can charge or give out power. Let’s break it down. What is a C Rate?

Key Takeaway: Lithium batteries power most high-powered devices today, from vehicles to cell phones. These batteries come in various sizes, watt-hours, chemistries, and volumes. Manufacturers design and ship them as

Key Takeaways: Dive into the world of Group 31 Batteries with our guide. Whether you’re looking to power your marine vessel, RV, or solar energy system, this comprehensive overview will

Lithium batteries are classified as dangerous goods class 9. The legal requirements when it comes to transporting them are correspondingly tough. When transporting lithium batteries or cells by rail, road