When you put a battery in a device your family uses every day, safety is not optional. Strike batteries are built and tested to internationally recognised standards. Here is what those certifications actually mean.
IEC 62133-2
This is the leading international standard for the safety of rechargeable lithium cells. It sets rigorous requirements for how a cell must behave under electrical, mechanical, and thermal stress — ensuring the battery stays safe in normal and foreseeable misuse conditions.
UN 38.3
Required for the safe transport of lithium batteries, UN 38.3 subjects cells to a battery of tests including altitude simulation, thermal cycling, vibration, shock, and short circuit. Passing it confirms the cell is safe to ship worldwide.
BMS protection
A Battery Management System guards each cell against overcharging, over-discharging, and short circuits. It is the built-in safeguard that keeps performance stable and the battery safe throughout its life.
Together, these standards mean the Strike batteries in your devices meet the same safety expectations trusted across the electronics industry.
