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Dangerous goods guide - Australia Post
Dangerous goodsGuideShipping by airLithium ion, metal and alloy cells or batteriesUN3091 PI969UN3091 PI970UN3481 PI966UN3481 PI967 DescriptionSectionIIIIIIIIIIIIC apacitylimitPercell:> 1 gPer battery:> 2 gPercell:<1 gPer battery:<2 gPercell:> 1 gPer battery:> 2 gPercell:<1 gPer battery:<2 gPer cell:> 20 WhPer battery:> 100 WhPer cell:<20 WhPerbattery:<100 WhPer cell:> 20 WhPer battery:> 100 WhPer cell:<20 WhPerbattery:<100 WhLimit per packagePaxA/C = 5 kgCAO = 35 kgPaxA/C = 5 kgCAO = 5 kgPaxA/C = 5 kgCAO = 35 kgNo more than four cells or two batteries per package in accordance with Section (d) and (e) of the IATA = 5 kgCAO = 35 kgPaxA/C = 5 kgCAO = 5 kgPaxA/C = 5 kgCAO = 35 kgNo more than four cells or two batteries per package in accordance with Section (d) and (e) of the IATA metal cells / batteries packed with equipmentLithium ion cells / batteries contained in equipmentLithium metal cells /
Instrument on the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road & Rail and Chapter 1, clause 1.1.1.2 of the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road & Rail (Current Edition). Exempted quantities regulations are not recognised by the IMDG code for movement via sea to Tasmania for example.
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