User's Manual

bebob factory GmbH Höglwörtherstr. 350 – D-81379 München Tel.: +49 89 27818282
www.bebob.de
October 2018
Transport as of April 1
st
2016
This Summary reflects our current Knowledge.
1. Transport by Commercial Airline / Carry-on Luggage
You can transport in your carry-on luggage a A98micro attached to the camera or
equipment it powers.
You can transport in your carry-on luggage an unspecified number of spare
A98micro:
- Put tape over the contacts.
- Put each single battery in a plastic bag before packing it in your carry-on luggage
A98micro do not need to be discharged to 30% SoC for transport as personal
luggage, this is only a requirement of cargo shipments.
Carry a copy of the bebob UN Transport Documentation and A98micro UN Certificate
We recommend that you confirm with your carrier of choice, to determine any further
restriction or local policies, before travelling. You will find the actual regulation of
your carrier of choice in the bebob transport information system
www.fly-
lithium.com,
2. Transport by Commercial Airline / Checked-in Luggage
You can transport in your checked-in luggage a A98micro attached to the camera or
equipment it powers and a maximum of 3 A98micro spare packed in the same piece of
luggage
A98micro do not need to be discharged to 30% SoC for transport as personal
luggage, this is only a requirement of cargo shipments.
Carry a copy of the bebob UN Transport Documentation and A98micro UN Certificate
We recommend that you confirm with your carrier of choice, to determine any further
local restriction or policies, before travelling. You will find the actual regulation of
your carrier of choice in the bebob transport information system
www.fly-
lithium.com,
3. Transport as air-, road- and sea-freight
Li-Ion batteries, and so bebob A98micro, when shipped by air, road or sea are classified
as dangerous goods class 9 and subject to special UN certified packaging.
Air transport authority training and authorisation (PK 1) are required for packing any
more than 2 A98micro, for an air cargo shipment.
Li-Ion batteries for air cargo must have a state-of-charge of no more than 30% for
shipping, means only one out of the five fuel gauge led lights up.
We recommend that you confirm with your carrier of choice, to determine any further
local restriction or policies, before travelling. You will find the actual regulation of
your carrier of choice in the bebob transport information system
www.fly-