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Industrial batteries

The battery passport for industrial batteries.

Forklifts, automated guided vehicles, UPS systems, machinery: above 2 kWh, every battery needs its own passport from 18 February 2027.

What applies

Three points industrial suppliers should know.

Many variants

Small series and custom packs mean many models. Each needs complete master data.

Several supply tiers

Cells, modules, BMS and housings often come from different suppliers. The data has to come together in time.

Below 2 kWh

Smaller industrial batteries need no passport. Other obligations, such as labelling and take-back, still apply.

In the app

An overview of all models.

The dashboard shows which required data is still missing for each model.

  • Progress per model, with direct links to the missing fields
  • Data by access level: public, legitimate interest, authorities
  • Changes with person and time in the audit trail
  • Several team members, separated from other companies
Frequently asked questions
Does a forklift battery count as an industrial battery?

Generally yes. Traction batteries for industrial trucks are industrial batteries because they are not intended for road vehicles. Check your specific case with the obligation check.

Does a one-off battery need a passport too?

One-offs generally fall under the obligation if they meet the criteria and are placed on the market.

Find out in two minutes what applies to you.

The obligation check shows your obligations and deadlines. Free and without registration.