The answer to the question "Can you take mobile power abroad?" The answer is yes. Because there is no relevant law indicating that the mobile power can not be taken out of the country, it can be seen that the mobile power can be taken out of the country, but there are certain restrictions!
Many people will choose to take flights abroad, and the Civil Aviation Administration stipulates that the capacity of the mobile power shall not exceed 20,000mAh. According to the People's Republic of China **** and national civil aviation industry standards and other relevant regulations and documents, travelers carrying lithium-ion batteries
Batteries by civil aviation, please pay attention to the following matters: carry lithium-ion batteries are not allowed to carry more than 160Wh of rated energy, more than 160Wh should be through dangerous goods, the battery is not permitted to carry more than 160Wh of energy. The rated energy of lithium-ion batteries should not exceed 160Wh, and those exceeding 160Wh should be transported through dangerous goods procedures. The rated energy of a single lithium-ion battery
should not exceed 100Wh. With the approval of the operator (airline), spare lithium-ion batteries with rated energies between 100Wh and 160Wh, but not more than two, may be carried.
To travel to Thailand, you can bring 20,000 mAh charging treasure
Of course, you can, the Civil Aviation Administration of the provisions of the passengers on board the aircraft to carry the "charging treasure" must be used for personal use, and can only be carried in hand baggage or carry-on, is strictly prohibited in the check-in baggage. There are also restrictions on the rated energy of "rechargeable batteries" brought on board. Rated energy does not exceed 100Wh (Watt-hour) "rechargeable treasure" without the approval of the airline; rated energy more than 100Wh but not more than 160Wh, approved by the airline can be carried, but each passenger may not carry more than two "rechargeable treasure "; passengers are strictly prohibited from carrying rated energy more than 160Wh "rechargeable treasure" on board.
20,000 mAh is exactly 100wh, so no problem.
Can you bring a rechargeable battery on a plane to Thailand
You can bring a rechargeable battery.
According to the Civil Aviation Administration of China issued the "Notice on Strengthening the Management of Safe Air Transportation of Lithium Batteries in Passenger Baggage" stipulates that: when traveling by civil aviation, personal use of electronic consumer devices containing lithium or lithium-ion battery cells or batteries and spare batteries can be carried on board with baggage, but lithium content of lithium metal batteries shall not exceed 2 grams, and the rated energy value of lithium-ion batteries shall not exceed 100Wh. The rated energy value of lithium-ion batteries shall not exceed 100Wh. Those exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh can be loaded on the equipment in the delivery baggage or hand baggage with the approval of the airline. Lithium batteries exceeding 160Wh are strictly prohibited.
Thailand travel by plane can bring charging treasure
You can bring a carry-on, luggage can not be put, or can not pass the security check
What are the restrictions on charging treasure to Thailand? For example, how many milliamps within, and what markings!
Notice on the provisions of the civil aviation passenger luggage with lithium batteries
In order to strengthen the safety of air transport of lithium batteries in passenger baggage, the Civil Aviation Administration, the Civil Aviation Administration of the East China Region has issued the "Notice on the enhancement of the safety of air transport of lithium batteries in passenger baggage", which requires that civil aviation related units to do a better job of the safety of lithium batteries in the luggage of the passenger transport management, for passengers to carry lithium batteries in their luggage. Lithium batteries in baggage, in accordance with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) "Technical Regulations for the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air", the following provisions:
Passengers or crew members for personal use containing lithium or lithium-ion battery cells or batteries portable electronic devices
(lithium batteries mobile power supply, watches, calculators, cameras, cell phones, laptop computers, portable camcorders, etc.) should be carried on board as hand-carried baggage, and lithium metal batteries, lithium-ion batteries, lithium-ion batteries and lithium metal batteries. baggage on board, and the lithium content of lithium metal batteries shall not exceed 2 grams, and the rated energy value of lithium-ion batteries shall not exceed 100Wh (watt-hours). Those exceeding 100Wh but not exceeding 160Wh can be loaded on the equipment in the delivery baggage or hand baggage with the approval of the airline. Lithium batteries exceeding 160Wh are strictly prohibited.
Spare batteries for portable electronic devices must be individually protected against short-circuiting (by placing them in their original retail packaging or otherwise insulating the electrodes, e.g. by taping over exposed electrodes, or by placing each one in a separate plastic bag or protective case) and may only be carried in hand baggage. Only two spare lithium batteries of 100
- 160Wh approved by the airline may be carried.
Li-ion batteries (rechargeable batteries) equipped with an activation switch should be kept switched off during the flight. The mobile power shall not be used for charging consumer electronic devices or as an external power source; the other functions of the mobile power shall not be turned on.
Passengers and crew members carrying wheelchairs or other similar mobility devices powered by lithium-ion batteries, and portable medical electronic devices containing lithium metal or lithium-ion battery cells or batteries carried by passengers for medical purposes, must be carried in accordance with the transportation and packaging requirements of the Technical Rules for the Safe Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Air, and must be approved by the airline.
Attachment: Tips for safe transportation of lithium batteries
I. Carriage of lithium batteries
You can bring on board laptops, cell phones, cameras, watches and other portable electronic devices for personal use and spare batteries with lithium batteries not exceeding 100Wh (watt-hours) as hand baggage.
Generally speaking, the rated energy of the lithium battery of the cell phone is 3-10Wh; the energy of the lithium battery of the DSLR camera is 10-20Wh; the energy of the lithium battery of the portable video camera is 20-40Wh; and the energy of the lithium battery of the laptop computer is 30-100Wh. Therefore, the lithium batteries in electronic devices such as cell phones, commonly used portable video cameras, DSLR cameras, and most laptops usually do not exceed the 100Wh limit.
Second, the restrictions on lithium batteries
With the approval of the airline, you can carry electronic devices containing more than 100Wh but not more than 160Wh lithium batteries on board. Each passenger can not carry more than two of these spare batteries and they cannot be checked in.
Equipment that may contain more than 100Wh lithium batteries, such as news media equipment, film and television crew equipment, performance props, medical equipment, electric toys, power tools, toolboxes, etc.
These are the most common types of lithium batteries in the world.
Prohibited lithium batteries
It is prohibited to carry or check-in large lithium batteries or electronic devices that exceed 160Wh.
Fourth, the protection of spare lithium batteries
Spare batteries must be individually protected to prevent short-circuiting (put into the original retail packaging or other ways to insulate the electrodes, such as tape on the exposed electrodes, or put each battery in a separate plastic bag or protective box).
V. Determination of the rated energy of lithium batteries
If the rated energy Wh (watt-hour) is not directly labeled on the lithium battery, the rated energy of lithium batteries can be converted in the following way:
1. If the nominal voltage (V) and nominal capacity (Ah) of the battery are known, the rated watt-hour can be obtained by calculating the following:
Wh= V x Ah
Nominal voltage and nominal capacity are usually marked on the battery.
2. If only milliampere hours (mAh) are marked on the battery, divide the value by 1000 to get ampere hours (Ah).
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How many mAh of rechargeable batteries to bring to Thailand
A 20,000 mAh rechargeable battery has a rated energy value of 20,000 mAh x 3.7 volts ÷ 1,000 = 74h at 3.7 volts, which is less than 100Wh and complies with DGCA regulations. "The 20,000 mA rechargeable treasure is a critical point, basically any rechargeable treasure under 20,000 mA can be taken on board the airplane. More than 20,000 mA of rechargeable treasure to calculate whether there is more than 100Wh, more than the need to declare approval with the airline, and to carry not allowed to check-in.
Can you bring mobile power to Thailand
As long as it is not 20,000 mAh, you can get it
Can you bring a rechargeable battery to Thailand?
Airplanes are only allowed to bring up to 10,000 mAh. If it is 10,000 mA can only bring a piece. If two 2000 mA can bring 2 pieces. 20,000 certainly not allowed to bring. The first thing you need to do is to take a look at the color of the paper and the color of the paper.
What standard rechargeable treasure can be brought on the plane to Thailand
According to the "civil aviation passengers to carry" rechargeable treasure "air travel regulations notice", rechargeable treasure can only be carried in hand baggage or carry-on, is strictly prohibited in checked baggage. The rated energy of the rechargeable treasure is not more than 100Wh, without the approval of the airline; the rated energy is more than 100Wh but not more than 160Wh, after the approval of the airline can carry, but each passenger shall not carry more than two rechargeable treasure.
Can I bring 20000 mAh rechargeable treasure to Thailand for airplane?
20000 mAh can not pass the airport security check