Over the years lithium batteries have become more heavily regulated as they're used in various electric devices and wider fields of application globally. The safety and reliability of lithium batteries is therefore governed by various international standards. One of these standards is Regulation UN 38.3. Classified as a class-9 dangerous goods by t. Lithium-ion batteries are now used across a vast range of battery-powered equipment. They're found in everyday products such as smartphones, laptops and power tools, and are also used in electric vehicles and electricity grids. In general, improperly designed lithium batteries can pose hazardous dangers. If you design products that use lithium-ion. TÜV SÜD's international network of accredited laboratories offers a wide variety of lithium-ion battery tests and certifications, including: 1. UN 38.3 tests for shipping and battery transportation. More specifically, we offer: 1.1. Thermal Test 1.2. Altitude Simulation 1.3. Shock test 1.4. Impact 1.5. Vibration resistance 1.6. External Short Circu.
