You may need battery information online without needing a full passport
A wireless microphone, rechargeable intercom beltpack, portable speaker or battery-powered luminaire may be affected by the EU Batteries Regulation even if the battery is built inside the equipment.
A full battery passport applies only to specific categories; the wider QR-code information requirements apply to batteries in general.
Which route applies to your products?
Turn scattered documents into an accessible product record
Publish battery information
Make the relevant specifications, conformity material, safety and recycling information easy to find through a QR-linked record
Make aftercare easier
Connect instructions, replacement guidance and spare-parts statements to the product
Keep a product identity
Maintain individual records that support warranties, service, traceability, authentication and resale
Work with existing data
Start from technical documents and product pages, then identify what still needs to be supplied or checked
A practical launch in four stages
1
Scope
Select two models and confirm battery types, capacities and EU routes.
2
Map
Review product, battery and supplier records; identify information gaps.
3
Publish
Create an AssetID digital record and QR destination for the pilot.
4
Maintain
Agree who approves updates as products, suppliers or documents change.
What TAZAAR provides today, and what is planned
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every battery need a battery passport?
Will this make our products compliant?
Do we have to replace our ERP?
We only sell in the UK. Does this apply?
Start with two products, not your whole catalogue
Book a short discussion with TAZAAR. Share two battery-powered products and we will show you where digital product records help, what information you already have and what needs further review.