The page a battery’s QR code opens, for batteries without a passport.
Battery pages come with Core: $10 once, for all your batteries. Sign in with Google first.
$10 once, for all your batteries, with no yearly fee to keep them online.
E-bike, e-scooter, electric vehicle and industrial batteries above 2 kWh need a battery passport instead, which olinqs doesn’t make.
Your manufacturer draws it up. Your page links to it, so it needs to be online, on your site or your supplier’s.
From 18 August 2027. Companies below €40 million net turnover are exempt, unless in a larger group, and that may rise (the rule).
The page already says shops take batteries back. Add the collection scheme of each country you sell in, if you have one: its name, and a link to find a collection point.
On our reading, these are needed behind the code from 18 months after the EU’s labelling act enters into force. It isn’t adopted yet, and the text isn’t explicit, so publish what you have now (why).
What you type here shows as you typed it, in every language.
From 18 February 2027, instructions and safety information on using, removing and replacing a portable battery in a product must be permanently online. They can be here.
The page opens in the language of the phone that scans it, in any EU language. A phone in another language, like Japanese, sees this one.
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