84 Lithium-Ion Battery
Storage
Lithium-ion batteries should be stored indoors, away from heat sources and direct sunlight,
and in a well-ventilated and dry environment. The storage area should have a temperature
range of 0-40°C (32-104°F), and a maximum humidity of 85%. CLARK also recommends
storing lithium-ion batteries in a raised rack or shelf that allows for protection from possible
collision damage. When storing a battery for an extended period, inspect it regularly (every 2
to 3 months) and maintain a charge level of 50% or greater.
Disposal
Any lithium-ion battery that has been damaged, deeply discharged, or is without a properly
functioning BMS, should be treated as hazardous material and moved to an outdoor area that
is well-ventilated and kept away from ammable materials. Always dispose of damaged or
defective lithium-ion batteries properly.
IMPORTANT!
Lithium-ion batteries are hazardous waste that require dierent disposal procedures as
compared to lead-acid batteries. Refer to the federal, state, and local and/or provincial
laws and rules applicable to your specic operation. For additional information, contact
your local EPA, re department, the battery manufacturer, or CLARK for assistance.
Shipping
Prior to shipping, always refer to the latest Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations
concerning the correct packaging, labeling, and shipping method for lithium-ion batteries.
WARNING
Do not ship or transport a damaged, defective, or recalled lithium-ion battery without
knowing and following the latest federal, state, and local shipping laws and regulations.
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