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Battery identity
Model, unique ID, battery type, weight, chemistry and energy: the essentials that identify your battery.
LithiumPro Energy / Digital Battery Passport
TRACK. TRACE. TRUST.
A unique digital identity. Essential information in one place. Discover the story behind your LithiumPro battery — from manufacture to responsible recycling.
Planned launch · November 2026
One battery. One digital ID.
A digital passport for life
A battery passport is a digital record linked to an individual battery. It brings together product identity, manufacturing details and supporting information so owners, installers and other authorised users can find what they need.
Instead of searching through separate documents, scan the QR label to access the information associated with your battery. What you can view depends on the record, the data available and your access rights.
Identify your battery and its essential specifications.
Follow its manufacturing information and supporting records.
Transparency that gives you confidence in our manufacturing and quality, with your safety at the heart of every battery we build.
Preparing ahead of the requirement
LithiumPro Energy plans to launch its Digital Battery Passport in November 2026, ahead of the February 2027 passport requirement for qualifying batteries placed on the EU market or put into service. A live example is available to explore today.
Our focus is practical: make battery information easier to access and create a foundation for long-term traceability.
Read Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 ↗LithiumPro planned launch
Planned rollout of the LithiumPro Digital Battery Passport.
EU passport requirement
Article 77 covers electric vehicle batteries, light means of transport (LMT) batteries and industrial batteries with capacity greater than 2 kWh.
The requirement applies to relevant batteries placed on the EU market or put into service from that date. It is not a blanket passport requirement for every battery sold in the UK.
The EU Battery Regulation introduces requirements across a battery’s lifecycle. Its passport provisions call for model-level and individual-battery information, QR-linked identification and different access rights for public and restricted data. Annex XIII sets out the information requirements; Article 78 covers technical design and operation.
The seven categories below describe our customer-facing information structure. They are not a substitute for the full legal data requirements. Our planned rollout is being developed in preparation for those requirements; the availability of a QR page alone does not demonstrate full regulatory compliance.
Seven categories. One connected record.
Designed to make essential information easy to find. Available fields and documents vary by battery and record; additional sections, such as service history, may also be included.
Model, unique ID, battery type, weight, chemistry and energy: the essentials that identify your battery.
Manufacturer details, origin, production information and quality-control records, where available.
Battery and mechanical specifications, with state-of-health and cycle information where supported and recorded.
Relevant conformity information and certifications, with carbon-footprint information where applicable and available.
Installation guidance, installer details where recorded, and access to warranty activation and support.
Material safety information and guidance for safe handling, use and storage.
Collection, disposal and recycling guidance to support responsible battery treatment.
See the record in action
Explore passport 7KM4QX and browse the information attached to a real LithiumPro battery.
From label to information
Scan the QR code on your LithiumPro battery to open its individual Battery Passport.
Use the camera on your phone. An internet connection is required. If your battery does not have a passport QR label, contact LithiumPro for help.
Look for the Battery Passport label and its unique passport ID on your battery.
Point it at the QR code, then tap the link that appears.
Browse the categories and available documents. Check the passport ID matches the label on your battery.
Your questions, answered
From access to legislation, here’s what you need to know.
Contact LithiumPro ↗Our planned launch is November 2026. You can explore the live example now. Passport availability for individual products will depend on the rollout.
No. From 18 February 2027, the EU passport requirement applies to EV batteries, LMT batteries and industrial batteries with capacity greater than 2 kWh placed on the EU market or put into service. Battery classification and market matter.
No. A compliant passport must meet the applicable data, access and technical requirements. LithiumPro’s digital record is being developed in preparation for those obligations.
The passport provides recorded information and documents. It does not automatically replace the battery’s monitoring app. State-of-health and cycle data depend on supported systems and the information recorded.
Public information can be viewed through the passport. Some information may require authorised access. The EU regulation distinguishes between public and restricted data.
Try better lighting and keep the whole QR code in view. Check your internet connection. If the label is damaged or missing, contact LithiumPro with your battery model and serial number.
Opening a passport does not itself activate a warranty. Follow the warranty activation instructions and applicable warranty terms.
Track. Trace. Trust.
Explore the live example today. Or scan the passport QR label on your LithiumPro battery to discover its individual information.
Digital Battery Passport · planned launch November 2026
Delivery is free to all mainland UK, with the exception of NI, Scotland and the isles. Our couriers charge a small premium to delivery to these locations. This will be calculated at checkout based on your postcode.