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May 31, 201 1
Technical Bulletin: Battery Management and Safety Practices for Lithium Ion Battery Packs
Lithium ion (Li-Ion) technology is the state-of-the-art in D C energy storage and has been w idely
adopted to meet user demand for more pow er and longer operating times. No other battery
technology available at this time allow s Zebra to meet market and competitive requirements for
operating times and label capacity for thermal printers. Zebra actively monitors the Li-Ion battery
technology industry and w e have become aw are of published concerns about Li-Ion batteries,
including batteries for laptop computers, cell phones, digital cameras, w ireless speakerphones
and numerous other products.
Although Li-Ion technology is state-of-the-art, its use does come w ith a tradeoff: the design and
manufacture of Li-Ion batteries has not yet reached a level that guarantees performance under all
circumstances and that batteries w ill never overheat or out-gas. Theref
ore, it
is important to
understand and follow proper and safe practices for the use, storage, disposal; handling; and
charging of Li-Ion batteries. Failure to follow safe practices may result in bodily injury and/or
property damage.
While our battery manufacturers have made significant improvements from a design and
manufacturing process perspective, w e strongly recommend that you implement the follow ing
battery management practices to further reduce any residual risk of overheating and/or out-
gassing:
I. Use, Storage and Disposal
1. O nly use genuine Zebra® battery packs in Zebra printers.
2. O ur ex perience indicates that the incidence of failure may increase w ith battery service life due
to the stresses of daily charging and discharging. We strongly recommend that Li-Ion batteries be
replaced after one year’s daily service, or 600 charge-discharge cycles, w hichever occurs first.
3. In the unused state, a Li-Ion battery pack may become unstable if the voltage drops below 4.6
volts. The printer w ill shut dow n before a battery reaches this voltage, but a battery may further
self discharge below 4.6 volts if it is left in the discharged state for more than a few w eeks. We
recommend periodic use of a voltmeter to check such batteries before recharging. If the voltage of
any battery pack drops below 4.6 volts, the batte
ry
pack should be discarded.
4. Keep battery packs and chargers aw ay from combustible materials.
5. D o not store battery packs in temperatures exceeding 60º C/1 40º F and do not store the battery
packs in direct sunlight.
6. Keep battery packs aw ay from children.
7. Promptly and properly dispose of used battery packs according to local regulations for the
disposal of batteries. B efore disposal, you should insulate the terminals w ith tape.
Zebra voluntarily participates in the RB RC program. Call 1 -8 00-8 -B ATTERY in North
America for information on recycling. O utside of North America, please follow local battery
recycling guidelines.
Printer
Regulatory Guide
Registration Card Safety Guide
B attery Technical
B ulletin
Lithium-Ion
B attery
B elt Clip
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Disimballaggio e ispezione
• Controllare che nessuna delle superci esterne presenti danni.
• Aprire il coperchio del supporto di stampa (fare riferimento
a "Caricamento del supporto di stampa" nella sezione
"Preparazione per la stampa") e controllare che il vano del
supporto di stampa non presenti danni.
Conservare il cartone e tutto il materiale d'imballaggio, in caso
fosse necessaria una spedizione.
Comunicazione di danni
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Zebra Technologies Corporation non si assume alcuna
responsabilità per eventuali danni occorsi durante la
spedizione della stampante e non coprirà il rimborso di tali
danni con la propria garanzia.
• Conservare il cartone e tutti i materiali di imballaggio per
l'ispezione.
• Informare il rivenditore Zebra autorizzato.
Stampante
Scheda di
registrazione
Guida alla
sicurezza
Guida rapida
Guida alle
normative
Clip per cintura
Batteria agli
ioni di litio
Bollettino
tecnico batteria
Cavo USB di alimentazione/
comunicazione dati