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Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini 1 Attention: The medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini includes a lithium ion battery and a lithium metal cell and therefore the rules for transportation of hazardous goods must be followed. During any transport of medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini or its internal batteries, the requirements of your transportation company for the transport of lithium batteries must be met. For detailed information, contact your transportation company. Medin recommends transporting medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini only in the original packaging. For this reason, at least one original package should be kept. 2 Internal batteries - reason for special packing requirements medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini contains two internal batteries: - 1 Lithium ion battery (rechargeable battery REF 39-101), which: o is tested a ordi g to su se tio . of the UN Ma ual of Tests a d Criteria part III o has a watt-hour rating of 85 Wh, which is marked on the outside of the battery case o is protected against damage by the device case. o has a lithium content of 0,6g Lithiu etal ell desig ated s all V atter REF , hi h: o is tested a ordi g to su se tio . of the UN Ma ual of Tests a d Criteria part III o has a lithium content of 0.58 g o is protected against damage by the device case. o has a net weight of 0.02 kg Both batteries are mounted inside the device, which is classified as co tai ed i e uip e t for transportation. This mounting protects the batteries against damage and also ensures that the two batteries are prevented from short circuiting. One medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini unit does not have more than 4 cells and not more than 2 batteries inside. Because of this, labelling of the package according to the IATA packing instruction medin Medical Innovations GmbH  Adam-Geisler Str. 1  D-82140 Olching +49 8142-44846-0  www.medingmbh.com  support@medingmbh.com Transportation and packing medinCNO®/ mini Rev 06 St

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini 965, IATA packing instruction 970 and ADR Special Provision 188 is not necessary, but some transportation companies may request labelling. Correct documentation in the way bill is always necessary. Transport and packing of a complete medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini unit Relevant IATA packing instructions For the transport of a complete medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini unit by air, the IATA Packing Instruction 967 and IATA packing Instruction 970 are valid. The detailed information which is necessary to define the mode of transportation of the...

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini 3.5 Attention: You are responsible for ensuring that the transport company receives all necessary information. Every time a medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini unit is transported, the fact that it includes lithium batteries has to be indicated on the waybill – regardless of whether the lithium metal battery label, the lithium ion battery label or no label at all is used. Ask your transport company about which forms must be filled out and which information is needed. Transport via air: To transport a medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini by air, the following...

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini Is the medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini packed in a waterproof fashion – e.g. the medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini is wrapped inside a plastic bag. Is every medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini packed inside its own cardboard box? If sending more than one medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini: Each medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini must be packed into a separate cardboard box. Afterwards, the individual boxes can be packaged together in one large cardboard box. Is the medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini packed such in a way that nothing can activate the on/off button? Make sure that all...

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini which is necessary to define the mode of transportation of the batteries REF 39-101 is described in chapter 2 (first part); this information may have to be provided to your transportation company. To transport the rechargeable internal battery, it is recommended that the original packaging from medin be used. The package and its outer box must ensure that: - The package is strong enough to prevent the batteries from damage due to being dropped The batteries cannot move inside the package and the package cannot move inside the outer...

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini Transport via air: To transport rechargeable batteries REF 39-101 for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini via air, the following information is to be entered on the air waybill inside the box entitled Nature and Quantity of goods: - Lithium ion batteries in compliance with Section II of PI 965 Ground Transport (via road, rail, inland waterways): Inthis case all of the information required by your transport company must be entered on the waybill. For detailed and local information, ask your transport company. At a minimum, the following...

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini Are the batteries packed in such a way that they cannot move inside the package? Ok / not ok Is the box containing the batteries secured inside the box used as outer packaging so that it cannot move? Labels: ok / not ok Did you put one label (chapter 6.1) on each cardboard box which contains a rechargeable battery REF 39-101? Did you write the telephone number on each label? If you are using a large cardboard box which contains several cardboard boxes – did you also put the label on the outer cardboard o ? A d did ou rite OUTER...

Transportation and packing for medinCNO®/ medinCNO®mini - The battery is packed in a waterproof fashion. The maximum weight of batteries per package is 2.5 kg. Only 1 battery To ensure the above, the packing of the battery REF 39-102 has to fulfil the points in the checklist in chapter 4.6. Each package containing a battery by itself has to be labelled with the lithium metal battery handling label (chapter 6.2), even if there is only one battery inside. The sites where the labels are to be applied are described in chapter 6. Delivery slip The information in chapter 6.2 – Ne essar te t for...