Can frequency jammers with batteries be shipped by air?

In recent years, everyone knows that airplanes have very strict requirements for transportation safety. In daily travel, we often encounter situations in which items carried are confiscated because of batteries, and sometimes items are detained. The reason is that it contains large-capacity batteries. Why does this happen? Can frequency jammers with batteries be shipped by air?

Some people may wonder why they all have built-in batteries, and some items can be transported by air, but some items or equipment are not allowed to be transported by air. That's because the batteries are different, and the classification and identification of batteries is also more complicated. Some batteries or equipment with built-in batteries may be dangerous goods involved in item 4.3 of air transport, category VIII and category IX, and some are conventional ordinary batteries with battery capacity. If it is lower, then air transport is allowed, so can items with batteries be transported by air? It cannot be generalized, but analysis should be based on specific products.

So how do you make sure that equipment with batteries can be shipped by air? The answer is one: This type of air transport equipment must have an appraisal report. The full name of the air transport appraisal is the "Air Transport Conditions Identification Report", which is issued by a professional appraisal agency. As for frequency jammers with batteries, they are generally customized products in small batches. Unless the customer requests in advance and prepares to issue a report, they will not be eligible for air transportation.

Can frequency jammers with batteries be shipped by air? The key lies in the nature of the built-in battery of the frequency jammer. Take the portable frequency jammer as an example. It is a built-in 24V34Ah ​​high-capacity lithium battery. This lithium battery is a super-large-capacity battery, so it cannot be transported by air at will, and the battery may be transported by air. It can cause spontaneous combustion, small enough to cause damage to aircraft and cargo, large enough to affect aviation safety and even cause aircraft accidents, so strict restrictions are required.

Therefore, under normal circumstances, our frequency interference meter with a large capacity lithium battery must not be transported by air. If it must be transported by air, the lithium battery in the frequency interference meter must be removed and transported separately in advance to remove the frequency interference of the battery. The instrument can be transported by ordinary cargo directly by air, while the battery needs to be transported by a dedicated cargo flight.

In summary, when handling the air transport of the frequency jammer with the battery, you must act in accordance with the rules and regulations. This is responsible for yourself and others, so as not to cause catastrophe.