Battery Information for EU Regulation
CR2016 Li-MnO₂ Button Battery (non-rechargeable)
▣ General information
▣ Manufacturer
♟ European Authorized Representative
▦ Battery characteristics data sheet
| Rated capacity | Rated energy | MAD |
|---|---|---|
| 75mAh | 0.23Wh | 375 hours |
| 85mAh | 0.26Wh | 425 hours |
♟ Hazardous Substances Statement
This product complies with the heavy-metal concentration limits set out in Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542:
| Mercury (Hg) | Not detected; MDL 0.0001% by weight |
| Cadmium (Cd) | Not detected; MDL 0.0001% by weight |
| Lead (Pb) | 0.0014% by weight |
The tested sample complies with the stated limits for lead, cadmium and mercury. Source: PONY Test Report MUCRF5NG8108467D1, issued 16 January 2026.
⚑ Usable extinguishing agent
◆ Critical raw materials
◆ Marking
▲ Warning & Caution
- This battery is not designed to be charged; charging may cause leakage, fire or explosion.
- Install with “+” and “-” polarity in the correct position.
- Do not short-circuit, heat, disassemble, deform, weld or incinerate.
- Do not mix new and used batteries, different brands or different battery types.
- Remove exhausted batteries promptly and dispose of them correctly.
- Keep batteries away from children. Seek urgent medical help if swallowed.
- Do not store or carry batteries with metal objects.
- Do not immerse in water or expose to high humidity.
- Stop use immediately if leakage, abnormal heat, odour or deformation occurs.
- If electrolyte contacts the eyes, rinse with running water for at least 15 minutes and consult a doctor.
- If electrolyte contacts skin or clothing, rinse thoroughly with water.
- Do not mix batteries of different types, brands or significantly different capacities.
- Avoid extreme heat, direct sunlight and radiators.
⚑ Information on Prevention and Management of Waste Batteries for Primary Batteries
In accordance with the requirements of the EU Battery Directive and the Waste Framework Directive, information for end-users and distributors is provided below.
(a) Role of end-users in waste prevention
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for correct installation and use. Avoid short-circuiting and high temperatures or humidity. Remove batteries from devices that will not be used for an extended period.
(b) Role of end-users in separate collection (Article 64)
Do not discard batteries in unsorted municipal waste. Return used batteries to designated collection points to enable optimal material recovery or recycling.
(c) Separate collection, take-back and collection points
Spent batteries can be returned to retailers, municipal recycling centres, designated collection points or authorised waste facilities.
(d) Safety instructions to handle waste batteries
Prevent battery terminals from contacting metal objects. Never crush, open, burn or expose waste batteries to extreme heat. Handle leaking batteries with protective gloves and store separately in a suitable container.
(e) Meaning of labels and symbols (Article 13)
(f) Impact of substances on environment and human health
Improperly discarded batteries may release metals and electrolyte into soil and water. Dispose of used batteries through authorised collection and recycling systems.
⚖ Conformity with legislation
The supplied CR2016 sample was tested with reference to Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 for lead, cadmium and mercury content.
Report: MUCRF5NG8108467D1 Issued: 16 January 2026 Laboratory: PONY Testing International Group.
Supplier responsibility notice: The manufacturer is responsible for ensuring that the product, label, documentation and authorised-representative appointment remain valid and comply with all current legal requirements.
Disclaimer: This page summarises supplied documentation. Signed certificates and test reports remain the controlling documents.
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