What is Swiss battery technology?

The Swiss Battery Technology has the potential to mass produce rechargeable batteries using a renewable organic cathode and in the near future. The extensive adoption of Li-ion batteries employed in electric cars and consumer electronics will need order of magnitude more natural resources to a large extent for the automotive industry.

Why are Swiss batteries made from low-temperature materials?

Swiss batteries material are manufactured using low-temperature processes, which saves most of the large amounts of energy used by conventional battery manufacturing. In this way, we are reducing large amounts of the CO2 emission during battery manufacturing.

What if a lithium battery is not approved for transport?

All lithium batteries must meet the requirements of the UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, Section 38.3. If you transport electronic devices or batteries that are not approved for transportation, you risk them being confiscated at the airport. SWISS does not accept any liability for confiscated goods.

How do you charge a Swiss Tech portable charger?

Designed for rugged adventures, this weatherproof portable charger features dual USB-A, USB-C, and micro USB ports. Charge your devices wirelessly or via cables. Need light? Activate the built-in LED flashlight for nighttime navigation. Whether you’re camping, hiking, or simply on the move, Swiss Tech has you covered.

Do electric cars use lithium ion batteries?

Today’s electric cars (EV’s) run on lithium-ion batteries which are using cobalt, manganese and high-grade nickel, whose prices are soaring, and their supply chain for the industry is a problem and circular economy of lithium-ion batteries have not yet developed.

Does Swiss accept liability for confiscated goods?

SWISS does not accept any liability for confiscated goods. These transport guidelines meet the national requirements, as well as the current IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations for safe transport of electronic devices and batteries. SWISS reserves the right to take more restrictive measures for safety reasons.