You must include a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for each battery-containing item in your SKU. Determine which items contain a battery, then find an SDS for each.   

Example: If you’re selling a gaming console bundle with a controller and a game, the controller is the only component with a rechargeable battery. You'd need to find an SDS only for the controller. Try searching for the controller name in the SDS Search Engine to find the correct SDS.    

Battery size (e.g. AA, 9V, CR2032, etc.) can be found on the manufacturer's website or product packaging. 

Yes, shipping regulations apply to products with batteries regardless of the consumers ability to replace it.  

The battery model number is typically on the product packaging, on the battery, or on the manufacturer's website. 

Example: Laptop battery types are listed on the outside of the product packaging, on the outside of the battery compartment, and on the battery itself. 

The battery form factor is asking for the shape of your battery and will be indicated on the product packaging or manufacturer's website. 

• A car key fob uses a button cell. 
• A power tool contains a battery — 2 or more cells linked together in a protective case with a positive and a negative terminal. 
• A common household battery, such as AA size, is a cell. 

The battery count will be indicated on the product packaging or manufacturer's website. 

Example: Remote-control vehicles have 2 batteries — 1 for the remote and 1 for the car. 

This will be the same as the "battery count," which will be indicated on the product packaging or manufacturer's website.

Battery packaging is how the battery is included in the product: loose, contained in, or packed with. This is indicated on the product packaging or manufacturer's website. 

• Loose refers to batteries sold separately from a product. 
• Contained in means the batteries are installed prior to shipment. 
• Packed with means there is at least 1 battery in the package that's not installed in the product. 

Battery weight is listed on the Safety Data Sheet, battery technical datasheet, article information sheet or the manufacturer's website under technical information.   

Yes, per regulations, battery weight must be in grams.   

The watt hour (Wh) rating may be on the product packaging, on the battery, manufacturer's website under specifications, Safety Data Sheet, battery technical data sheet, article information sheet or product datasheet. 

The Safety Data Sheet (SDS), battery technical data sheet, article information sheet or manufacturer's website. Visit the manufacturer's website for the SDS or equivalent.   

The "lithium battery weight" is the weight of the total battery. The "lithium content" weight (only applies to lithium metal batteries) is the weight of lithium within the battery.

Example: The CR2032 button cell weight is 3 g, while the lithium content within the battery is 0.109 g.