Nowadays, electric toothbrushes are becoming more and more popular, and it should be the habit of many people to bring their own toothbrushes on business trips. However, there are many regulations on flying. Do you know the answer to the question of whether electric toothbrushes can be brought on the plane?
Can the electric toothbrush be checked by plane
The electric toothbrush can be carried with you without consignment. Because there will be lithium batteries in the electric toothbrush, and civil aviation regulations require that lithium batteries should be carried with you and cannot be checked, and the capacity cannot exceed 160wh. If it exceeds, it cannot be carried or checked. Generally, the lithium battery capacity of electric toothbrush is relatively low, so it can be carried with you.
Pay attention to things with lithium batteries when flying
1. The rated energy of the lithium-ion battery carried shall not exceed 160wh, and those exceeding 160wh shall be transported through the formalities of dangerous goods.
2. When carrying equipment containing lithium-ion batteries (such as laptops, cameras, camcorders, etc.):
(1) It can be placed in checked baggage and carry on baggage.
(2) There shall be measures to prevent accidental startup.
(3) The rated energy of lithium ion battery shall not exceed 100wh.
(4) Lithium ion batteries with a rated energy of 100wh (excluding) to 160wh (including) shall be approved by the operator (airline).
3. Spare lithium ion batteries shall be carried and transported according to the following rules:
(1) It can only be carried in carry on luggage.
(2) The lithium battery shall be protected against short circuit. The standby battery can be placed in the original retail package or the electrode can be insulated - for example, stick the exposed electrode with adhesive tape, and separately pack the battery in plastic tape or protective bag
(3) The rated energy of a single lithium ion battery shall not exceed 100wh.
(4) With the approval of the operator (airline), it can carry spare lithium-ion batteries with a rated energy of 100wh (excluding) to 160wh (including), but not more than 2.