Lead-acid battery cabinet label information

Do lead-acid batteries need a label?

Lead-acid batteries power everything from cars to telecom backup systems, and their labels carry critical safety and recycling information. But it’s not enough for a battery label to simply exist; it must endure the harsh conditions of real-world use.

Is the BCI battery labeling manual copyrighted?

The digital file is copyrighted by BCI, all rights reserved. The BCI Battery Labeling Manual outlines recommended practices and provides information on hazard warnings and other markings for lead batteries and packaging, as well as labeling and testing requirements for acid packs.

What are the requirements for identifying a lead-acid battery?

The recommended practices apply to SSLA batteries; starting, lighting, and ignition (SLI) lead-acid batteries; and their packaging. The Act requires chemical identification of regulated Ni-Cd or lead (Pb) batteries. All batteries must include general information on their category, chemistry, and whether they are rechargeable.

Which countries require hazard labeling for lead-acid batteries?

Japan emphasizes durable materials and color-coded hazard labeling. China requires acid-resistant labels for lead-acid batteries and has adopted symbols like the crossed-out bin. India’s Battery Waste Management Rules mandate label permanence and size specifications, referencing ISO 28219 for print durability.