Shipping and Export Guidelines for Sensos Labels

The Sensos Label contains a certified Lithium Metal battery and can be shipped via air, ground, and vessel (ocean). This document provides guidelines for shipping Sensos Labels according to international regulations.

Shipping Instructions

Shipping 1-4 Sensos Gen 2.0 Labels:

IATA DGR: Packages containing 1-4 Sensos Gen 2.0 labels are exempt from additional labeling and documentation requirements.
No Special Procedures: No special procedures are required unless the package is damaged. Damaged packages cannot be shipped via air.

Shipping 5 or More Sensos Gen 2.0 Labels:

IATA DGR: Packages containing 5 or more Sensos Gen 2.0 labels require a Lithium Battery Mark (100mm x 100mm) on one side of the package.
Transport Document: The Air Waybill (AWB) should include information about the lithium battery content.
Packaging Restrictions: A maximum of 100 tracking devices per package is allowed.
Employee Training: Employees shipping Sensos Gen 2.0 labels must be adequately trained in dangerous goods regulations.
Damaged Packages: Damaged packages cannot be shipped via air and require inspection and repackaging.

Labeling of Packages:

For packages containing 5 or more Sensos Gen 2.0 labels, a Lithium Battery Caution Label and the PI970 mark must be affixed to the package.

Customs Clearance and Trade Regulations

Customs Declaration: Due to the device's form factor, the Sensos Gen 2.0 label is considered part of the outer packaging and does not require separate customs declaration.
Export Control:
- ECCN: The Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) for Sensos Gen 2.0 is 5A991.
- Export Restrictions: No license is required for most destinations, except for embargoed or sanctioned countries (e.g., North Korea, Iran, Syria, Sudan, Cuba).
Country of Origin: The device is considered to be substantially transformed in China.

Please ensure compliance with all applicable regulations and consult with your shipping carrier for specific requirements.