Rechargeable Li-ion Battery VT-H216

Battery ID：HJ 603035

Company：DongGuan Hugnen Technology(HGT)Co., LTD

1.Battery Identification

Manufacturer: DongGuan Hugnen Technology(HGT)Co., LTD

Manufacturer Address: Building 2, No. 7, Street1, Daxi Ist Road, Qiaotou County, Dongguan , Guangdong P.R. China

Place of Manufacture:  Dongguan,China

Website：hugnen.com

Contact：info@hugnen.com

Trademark：N/A

Model / Batch：HJ 603035/(YYYYMMDD）

IEC Name：

Authorised Representative (EU)

Name：POWER International AS

Address：Solheimveien 6-8 1461 Lørenskog Norway

2. Technical Specification

Battery Category： Portable

Chemistry：Lithium-ion 

Nominal Voltage：3.7V

Rated Capacity：600 mAh / 2.22 Wh

Weight：11.8g

Rechargeable：YES

Intended Use：Headphones

Market Countries：Sweden/ Norway/Denmark/Finland

Critical Raw Materials: Lithium Cobalt Oxide, Graphite

Other Hazardous Substances: None

Recommended Fire Extinguishing Agents: AVD, CO2 , Dry sand, Dry powder

3. Labelling Symbols (Annex VI)

Crossed-out wheeled bin: This battery must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Separate collection is required (Art. 13(4)(a)).

Read the instructions: Follow the handling, safety and disposal instructions provided with the battery or its packaging (Art. 13(4)(b)).

CE marking: The battery complies with applicable EU health, safety and environmental protection requirements.

Portable battery (not exceeding 5 kg): Covered by Regulation (EU) 2023/1542. This category of battery is exempt from the battery passport requirement (Art. 77).

4. EU Declaration of Conformity

This battery complies with Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 concerning batteries and waste batteries.

5. Waste Battery Collection and Disposal (Art. 74)

1. Role of End-Users

End-users play an essential role in preventing waste batteries and ensuring their safe separate collection:

Do not dispose of waste batteries as unsorted municipal waste. Use designated separate collection points only.

Return used batteries free of charge at any retail dealer selling batteries of the same type, at municipal collection points, or via

official take-back schemes.

Do not damage, puncture, incinerate or immerse batteries in water or seawater.

Keep leaking, damaged or swollen batteries in a cool, ventilated, non-combustible container away from flammable materials

2. Safe Handling Instructions

Do not dismantle, crush or incinerate the battery.

Do not short-circuit the terminals or place the battery together with metal objects such as keys or coins.

Cover the terminals with insulating tape before transport or disposal.

Do not dispose of batteries in fire or water.

If electrolyte contacts skin or eyes, rinse thoroughly with clean water and seek medical attention.

Do not mix batteries of different chemistries or manufacturers in the same collection container.

In case of fire, do not use water jets. Use the extinguishing agents recommended by the manufacturer for this battery chemistry.

3. Take-Back and Collection Points

You can return your used battery free of charge at:

Any shop selling batteries of the same type.

Municipal recycling centres and designated collection points.Authorised waste collection and take-back schemes in your country.

4. Symbol Explanation

Crossed-out wheeled bin: the battery must not be placed in unsorted municipal waste. Separate collection is required (Art. 13(4)(a)).

Read the instructions: follow the handling, safety and disposal instructions provided with the battery or its packaging (Art. 13(4)(b)).

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CE marking: the battery complies with applicable EU health, safety and environmental protection requirements.

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5. Environmental and Health Impact

Electrical and electrolyte components may be corrosive or toxic if released. Improper disposal can contaminate soil and groundwater and poses risks to human health.

Lithium-based chemistries present a fire and explosion risk if damaged, short-circuited or exposed to high temperature.

Lead-based chemistries: lead is a cumulative toxic substance that damages the nervous system and is particularly harmful to children.

Proper separate collection and treatment ensures these materials are recovered and prevents avoidable environmental and health damage (Art. 74).

6. Regulatory References

This information is published in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 concerning batteries and waste batteries.

Art. 13(1)：Label information: manufacturer, category, capacity and voltage

Art. 13(6)：QR code linking to publicly accessible information

Art. 18： EU declaration of conformity

Art. 74(1)(a)-(f)：Prevention and management of waste batteries

Art. 55：Producer registration and extended producer responsibility