Compatible Electronics performs battery safety testing for lithium-ion, lead-acid, NiMH, and other rechargeable battery systems — covering overcharge, short-circuit, crush, thermal runaway, and charge control verification — as part of NVLAP-accredited safety evaluations at our laboratory (Lab Code 200527-0).
Battery safety testing evaluates the behaviour of battery cells, packs, and charging systems under abnormal conditions that could cause fire, explosion, toxic gas release, or electrolyte leakage. As lithium-ion batteries are now found in virtually every product category — from consumer electronics and medical devices to power tools and EV charging infrastructure — battery safety testing has become one of the most critical aspects of product compliance.
Battery safety requirements appear throughout the CE scope accreditation — in IEC 62368-1 (PS2/PS3 power source classification), IEC 60335-2-29 (battery chargers), IEC 60601-1 (medical devices with batteries), IEC 61010-1 (laboratory equipment), and IEC 61851 (EV charging). Temperature rise testing is always performed alongside battery safety tests.
💡 IEC 62368-1 PS classification: Battery packs are classified as PS1 (not a fire hazard), PS2 (limited fire hazard), or PS3 (fire hazard). PS3 batteries require a fire enclosure — tested to V-1 minimum flammability rating. Our engineers advise on appropriate classification for your battery design.
Contact our safety engineers for a quote or to discuss your testing requirements.