I. Pre-storage Required Documentation

Lithium batteries are considered special items and require relevant documentation to be completed before storage. There may be variations depending on the region, but generally, the following items are included: 

Business qualification certificate: Basic materials such as business license 

Product technical documents: Battery specifications, safety parameters, etc. 

Storage site information: location, area, fire-fighting facilities, etc. 

Emergency plan: Containing handling procedures for situations such as leaks and fires 

II. Safety Requirements for Storage Environment

Lithium batteries are sensitive to the environment and improper storage may cause problems. The ideal storage space should meet the following requirements: 

Humidity and temperature control: It is recommended to maintain a temperature range of 15-25℃ and a humidity level below 65%. 

Fire prevention measures: Equip with dedicated fire-fighting equipment and keep away from open flames. 

Separate storage: Different batches of batteries should be kept apart to prevent short circuits. 

Good ventilation: Ensure proper air circulation to prevent gas accumulation 

III. Transportation and Daily Management

Even after the registration is completed, daily management cannot be relaxed: 

Transport packaging: Use special packaging for shock protection and short-circuit prevention. 

Regular inspection: Check the battery status at least once a month