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Safety Tips:

a. CHECK THE TERMINALS Lithium battery terminals are usually different from those on lead batteries.

b. CHECK FOR MARKS AND SYMBOLS Battery labels help you determine the type of battery (Li = lithium and Pb = lead), and lithium battery labels can be a different color than their lead battery counterparts.

c. CHECK THE BATTERY WEIGHT Lithium batteries are much lighter than lead batteries. The average lead auto battery is about 40 pounds and lithium is about 25 pounds.

Lead and lithium battery comparison

Lithium and other non-conforming batteries include but are not limited to:


Ni-Cd
Ni-MH
Li-Ion
Li-Ion Polymer
LiMN02 (Lithium Manganese Oxide)
LiFePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate)
LiSO2 (Lithium Sulfur Dioxide)
Alkaline
Zinc Carbon
These types of batteries can be recycled or reclaimed; some have value but for others there is a charge to recycle them. If you are not sure of the type of battery you have or how to properly package them to be sent for recycling or reuse, contact Interstate Batteries Recycling at 888-872-4001 or e-mail us at IBrecycling@ibsa.com.