What is a Hazmat regulated product?
A product is considered as “Regulated” if any of its components
are classified as dangerous goods or substances or are otherwise
regulated by or under any of the following:
 Directive 1999/45/EC (aka DPD) concerning the classification,
packaging and labeling of dangerous preparations
 Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 (aka CLP) on classification,
labeling and packaging of substances and mixtures
 European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of
Dangerous Goods by Road (current edition)
• International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code (current
edition)
• IATA's Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) Manual (current
edition)
 (EU) n°528/2012 concerning the making available on the
market and use of biocidal products
 Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 concerning the placing of plant
protection products on the market Council Directives
79/117/EEC, 91/414/EEC and directive 2009/128/CE
 Directive 2009/128/EC concerning a framework for Community
action to achieve the sustainable use of pesticides
 Article L4411-1 of the Labour Code concerning the health and
safety, manufacturing, offering for sale, sale, import, transfer
in any way whatsoever and the use of hazardous substances
and mixtures for workers
Finished cosmetic products are exempted from the legislation
requiring the provision of a 16 point Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
However, there are legal requirements under other legislations
such as Health and Safety, Storage and Control of Substances
Hazardous to Health and Transport of dangerous goods.
Therefore any relevant information (UN number, packing group,
flash point, risk and safety phrases) about the product that is
necessary to enable appropriate risk management measures
should be provided.
Lithium batteries are classified as hazmat under class 9 of all
transportation regulations. However, regulators exempt the
vast majority of consumer products containing lithium batteries
that contain batteries not exceeding a total of 5kg. This is
because of the perceived limited risk due to relatively small
lithium content and the impracticalities relating to full
regulation. For shipping and labelling reasons we require
information as to whether or not your product contains a
lithium battery and, if so, how it packed.
☐ We have checked the following products with regards to the above requirements and confirm the following hazardous information for our products:
ASIN (ex :
EAN (ex :
Item name
Regulatory Class
BXXXXXXXXX) 1234567890123)
UN-number
(ex. : UN1950,
UN3090,
UN2800)
Packing Group Flash Point (in Risk & Safety phrases
(ex.: I, II, III)
degree Celsius)
☐ We have checked the following products with regards to the above requirements and confirm that they include batteries with the following details:
ASIN (ex : EAN (ex :
Item name
BXXXXXXX 12345678901
XX)
23)
Is or does your
product contain an
unregulated battery
supply (e.g. Alkaline,
NiMh-battery)? (YES
/ NO)
Does your
product
contain a
lithium ion
battery?
(YES / NO)
Does your
product contain
a lithium metal
battery?
(YES / NO)
Is the lithium
battery
contained in the
product?
(YES / NO)
Is the lithium
battery packed
with the
product?
(YES / NO)
Is your product a What is the
standalone
battery weight?
lithium battery? (in grams)
(YES / NO)
What is the Watt
hour (Wh)
measurement?
☐
We have checked the following products with regards to the above requirements. I hereby confirm that our products mentioned below do not fall under any of the
above mentioned regulations and are therefore not considered hazardous material:
ASIN (ex :
EAN (ex :
BXXXXXXXXX)
1234567890123)
Date
Item name
The product or packaging is
marked with warnings
including but not limited to
"irritant", "harmful",
"corrosive", "flammable" ,
"oxidizing", "dangerous for the
environment", "gas",
"danger," "Limited Quantity”?
(Yes/No)
Signature
The product is a liquid or
contains a liquid with a
flashpoint below 100°C
(Yes/No)
Does your product contain
compressed gas? (e.g.
deodorants, hair spray, gas
cartridges, etc.) (Yes/No)
Is the product a non-spillable
battery, packed with a nonspillable battery or does it
contain a non-spillable battery
(e.g. lead-acid battery?
(Yes/No)
What is the regulation regarding magnetized materials?
As you might know, speakers and subwoofers are regulated for air transportation: This is due to the magnetic field strength that can disrupt aircraft equipment.
We have identified the attached list of Asins as potentially restricted products with regards to the UN2807 (IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, www.iata.org) regulation which
says: If the maximum field strength observed in 4,6 m distance is 0.00525 gauss or less, the article is acceptable for air transport. If the field strength exceeds this limit the
product is considered Magnetized Material and is not eligible for air transport. As not all of our warehouses can handle magnetized materials, we would need this information.
As Amazon is using air transport regularly for the delivery to our customers (even for domestic shipments), it is very important for us to get a confirmation whether or not your
products are regulated as hazardous materials class 9, UN2807 magnetized. This will allow us to restrict the dispatch of such products in accordance with the regulation of air
transport.
☐ We have checked the following products with regards to the above requirement. I hereby confirm that the magnetic field of the biggest speaker (magnet) we ship only
reaches the critical value at a distance of xx meter. According to our measurement and best knowledge our products are completely uncritical in this concern.
Asin
EAN
Item Name
☐ We have checked the following products with regards to the above requirements and confirm the following hazardous information for our products:
Asin
Date
EAN
Regulatory Class
Item Name
Signature
UN-number
Packing Group