Description
Article no.: 24597
The B&W battery.case P908.8 provides certified transport and storage for lithium-ion batteries, including defective units. It meets the transport regulations P903 and P908 and conforms to UN packaging specifications 3480/3481. Use this case when you need a robust, tested container for batteries from devices such as e-bikes, drones or cordless screwdrivers.
Follow the specific application instructions for intact or defective batteries to ensure safe storage and transport. The case supports both standard precautions and measures for defect management.
The P908 approval covers defective batteries that exhibit various failure signs. The following conditions indicate when P908 procedures and this case are appropriate:
For these situations, the B&W battery.case P908.8 is suitable for safe storage and easier transport of the affected batteries. It is built to be extremely robust and straightforward to use.
B&W aims to develop customised, reliable and aesthetic products of outstanding quality to meet individual customer requirements. Their cases and bags are designed as practical transport solutions with attention to safety and usability.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| External dimensions | 510 x 420 x 215 mm |
| Loading space | 388 x 264 x 140 mm |
| Weight without shipping packaging | 10.5 kg |
| Maximum payload | 8 kg |
*The contents of the case shown are not included.
Question: Is this case officially approved for transporting defective lithium batteries?
Answer: Yes. The B&W battery.case P908.8 is tested and approved as hazardous goods packaging under ADR P908 and is suitable for transporting intact and defective lithium batteries. It also conforms to UN packaging specifications 3480/3481.
Question: Can I charge a battery while it is inside the closed case?
Answer: Yes. The case features a sophisticated cable routing system that allows charging when closed. Cables with up to 8 mm diameter are held securely by the slide-in plate to maintain a safe connection during charging.
Question: What types of battery faults justify using this case under P908 rules?
Answer: Use the case for batteries declared defective for safety reasons, deformed or inflated batteries, degassed or burnt out cells, batteries with melted plastic parts or connections, units with a detectable strange gas smell, cases where the BMS identifies defective cells, or where the casing is damaged.
Question: How does the case contain a battery fire and reduce hazards?
Answer: The case’s automatic closure system engages during a fire, and the internal metal container plus activated carbon filter reduce escaping gases and soot formation. In controlled tests, no flames escaped and the outer shell stayed below 100°C.
Question: Do I need to use additional fire bags when storing intact batteries under P903?
Answer: Under P903 application instructions, fire bags do not have to be used. Instead, use the provided foam to protect and secure the battery, and protect batteries from short circuits. Follow any additional operating instructions when applicable.