EB-500 e-bike battery

Identification

Product

EB-500 e-bike battery

GTIN

09520012345711

Serial number

EB5-000042

Economic operator

Example Batteries ApS, Denmark, VAT DK12345678

Unique product identifier

https://id.dpphost.eu/01/09520012345711/21/EB5-000042

Passport ID

p_0b5a0000000000000000d101

Model identifier

EB-500

Source: Brand

Annex VI Part A(2) · Art. 38(6)

Battery category

Light means of transport battery (LMT battery)

Source: Brand

Annex VI Part A(2) · Art. 3(1) points 9 to 15

Manufacturer

Example Batteries ApS
Havnegade 4
1058 København K
Denmark

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Annex VI Part A(1) · Art. 38(7)

Date of manufacture

August 2026

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Annex VI Part A(4)

Materials

Weight

2.9 kg

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Annex VI Part A(5)

Chemistry

Lithium-ion, nickel manganese cobalt (NMC)

Source: Supplier

Annex VI Part A(7) · Annex XIII 1(b)

Critical raw materials above 0.1 % weight by weight

• Bauxite/alumina/aluminium
• Cobalt
• Copper
• Lithium
• Manganese
• Graphite
• Nickel — battery grade

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Annex VI Part A(10) · Annex XIII 1(b) · Regulation (EU) 2024/1252, Annex II Section 1

Share of renewable content

0%

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Annex XIII 1(f)

Further details are available to persons with a legitimate interest, such as repairers, recyclers and buyers, and to authorities.

Regulation (EU) 2023/1542

Origin

Place of manufacture

Address: ul. Fabryczna 12, 55-040 Kobierzyce
Country: Poland

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Annex VI Part A(3)

Chemical substances

Hazardous substances other than mercury, cadmium or lead

Lithium hexafluorophosphate (CAS 21324-40-3, EC 244-334-7), electrolyte

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Annex VI Part A(8) · Annex XIII 1(b)

Usable extinguishing agent

Water

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Annex VI Part A(9)

Durability and repair

Commercial warranty for the calendar life

2 years

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Annex XIII 1(m)

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Regulation (EU) 2023/1542

Performance and durability

Rated capacity

13.4 Ah

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Annex VI Part A(6) · Annex XIII 1(g)

Rated energy

0.482 kWh

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Art. 77(1)

Minimal voltage

30 V

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Annex XIII 1(h)

Nominal voltage

36 V

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Annex XIII 1(h)

Maximum voltage

42 V

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Annex XIII 1(h)

Original power capability

500 W at 0 to 45 °C

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Annex XIII 1(i)

Power limits

900 W at 0 to 45 °C

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Annex XIII 1(i)

Expected battery lifetime in cycles

1,000 cycles

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Annex XIII 1(j)

Reference test used (expected lifetime)

Cycles at 25 °C, charged and discharged at 0.5C, until the capacity falls to 80% of the rated capacity

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Annex XIII 1(j)

Temperature range when not in use

−20 to 50 °C

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Annex XIII 1(l)

Initial round trip energy efficiency

95%

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Annex XIII 1(n)

Round trip energy efficiency at 50 % of cycle-life

92%

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Annex XIII 1(n)

Internal battery cell resistance

0.022 Ω

Source: Supplier

Annex XIII 1(o)

Internal pack resistance

0.16 Ω

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Annex XIII 1(o)

C-rate of the cycle-life test

0.5 C

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Annex XIII 1(p)

End of life

Markings

Separate collection symbol

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Annex XIII 1(q) · Art. 13(4) · Art. 13(5)

How to make the battery last

Charge the battery at room temperature and keep it out of direct sun and frost. If you store it for more than a month, keep it at 30 to 60% charge and check it every three months. A worn battery can be repaired, re-used or repurposed by a specialist.

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Role of end-users in waste prevention · Annex XIII 1(s) · Art. 74(1)(a)

Hand in used batteries separately

Do not put the battery in household waste. Hand it in separately, so that its materials can be recycled.

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Role of end-users in separate collection · Annex XIII 1(s) · Art. 74(1)(b)

Where to hand in a used battery

Shops that sell e-bike batteries take used ones back free of charge, and so do municipal collection points. Example Batteries dealers also take back our own batteries.

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Separate collection, take-back and collection points · Annex XIII 1(s) · Art. 74(1)(c)

Handling a used battery safely

A damaged lithium-ion battery can overheat or catch fire. Do not charge or open it, keep it dry and away from heat, cover the contacts with tape and hand it in at a collection point in person. Do not send it by post.

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Safety instructions for handling waste batteries · Annex XIII 1(s) · Art. 74(1)(d)

What the labels and symbols mean

The crossed-out wheeled bin: hand the battery in separately, never with household waste. The figures on the label are the nominal voltage, the rated capacity and the energy. The QR code leads to this battery passport.

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Meaning of the labels and symbols · Annex XIII 1(s) · Art. 74(1)(e)

How the substances affect health and the environment

The electrolyte and the electrode materials, which contain lithium, nickel, manganese and cobalt, harm water, soil and health when a battery is burned, dumped or broken open.

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Impact of substances on the environment and human health · Annex XIII 1(s) · Art. 74(1)(f)

Further details are available to persons with a legitimate interest, such as repairers, recyclers and buyers, and to authorities.

Regulation (EU) 2023/1542

Compliance

Declaration of conformity

https://dpphost.eu/examples/eb-500-declaration.pdf

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Annex XIII 1(r) · Art. 18

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Regulation (EU) 2023/1542

Data from use

Further details are available to persons with a legitimate interest, such as repairers, recyclers and buyers, and to authorities.

Regulation (EU) 2023/1542