Take lithium-ion battery risks seriously. Follow the guidelines and stay safe.

Lithium-ion batteries are found in many common devices, including e-bikes, mobility scooters, e-cigarettes, vacuums, lawn equipment, smoke alarms and toys. Certified lithium-ion batteries that are properly charged, used and disposed of are generally safe. Overcharged, modified or damaged batteries are not safe and can cause a fire or even explode.  

Safety Tip Posters

A modified lithium-ion battery could end your life. Never tamper with your e-bike battery.
An uncertified lithium-ion battery could harm your neighbours. Only use manufacturer recommended batteries in your e-bike.
Overcharging a lithium-ion battery could harm your family. Always keep your e-bike battery in sight while charging.
Improper disposal of a lithium-ion battery could harm a waste collector. Dispose of your e-bike batteries at a City drop-off depot.

 

Lithium Ion Battery Safety for Consumers PDF Safety information provided above has been sourced from The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).