1、Manufacturer information：
Company：Wuxi Mingyang New Energy Co.,Ltd
Website：http://www.wxsmy.cn
E-mail：my@wxsmy.cn
Place of manufacture:Ganlu Caiwan Village, Ehu Town, Xishan District, Wuxi City,China
2、Product information：
Li-ion Cell INR18650H 1800mAh 3.7V 6.66Wh
Chemistry：Li-ion NMC
Type：rechargeable portable Li-ion battery cell
Weight：41g
Production date：Refer to battery label YYMMDD（year-month-day）
3、Hazardous substances other than mercury, cadmium and lead;and critical raw materials present in the battery in a mass concentration of more than 0.1%:
Lithium Nickel Cobalt Manganese Oxide 28.27%，
Aluminium 7.64%，
Carbon 1.1%,
Graphite 18.8%
Copper 10.8%,
Polypropylene 0.1%,
Ethyl methyl carbonate 4.5%,
Dimethyl carbonate 7.2%,
Lithium hexafluorophosphate 2.6%,
Iron 16.78%,
Polyethylene terephthalate 1.71%，
Nickel 0.5%
4、Usable Extinguisging Agent：
Water
5、Battery safety information：
Do not open, disassemble or modify the battery.
Do not puncture or damage the battery.
Protect the battery against short circuits.
Keep the battery away from fire, heat sources and temperatures above the specified limits.
Do not use damaged, deformed or swollen batteries.
In the event of thermal damage or fire, hazardous fumes may be released.
In the event of fire, follow the instructions of the emergency services. Water may be used to cool the battery and prevent the fire from spreading, provided that this can be done safely.
6、Information on waste prevention and the management of waste batteries：
Use and maintain batteries only as intended and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Protect batteries from extreme temperatures, moisture and mechanical damage.
Use only suitable charging equipment.
Do not dispose of batteries or accumulators with household waste or unsorted municipal waste.
Waste batteries must be returned to separate collection points, such as retailers, municipal collection points, recycling centres or other authorised collection facilities.
Before disposal, protect the battery terminals against short circuits, for example by covering them with suitable insulating tape.
Do not place damaged or swollen lithium-ion batteries in ordinary collection containers and do not ship them yourself. Contact the relevant collection point or local authority and follow their instructions.
Separate collection and recycling enable the recovery of valuable raw materials and help to reduce environmental and health risks.
7、Note：
Battery due-diligence requirements are expected to apply from 18 August 2027, where applicable to the relevant economic operator and battery category. The practical implementation is currently subject to further EU guidance. The QR information will be reviewed and updated once the relevant guidance and requirements are available.