To help assess the safety of e-bikes and electrically power-assisted cycles (EPACs), we involved industry leaders in developing next-generation e-bike safety requirements for UL 2849, the Standard for Electrical Systems for eBikes. This Standard offers electrical and fire safety certification by examining e-bikes’ electrical drive train system, battery system and charger system combinations.

We evaluate, test and certify virtually every type of battery available — including lithium-ion battery cells and packs, chargers and adapters — to UL Standards as well as key international, national and regional regulations including:

• UL 1642 Lithium Cell
• UL 2054 Nickel Cell or Lithium/Nickel Packs
• UL 1989 Standby Batteries
• UL 4200A, the Standard for Products Incorporating Button Batteries or Coin Cell Batteries
• UL 2271, the Standard for Batteries for Use in Light Electric Vehicle Applications
• UL/CSA/IEC 60950 (may be evaluated in conjunction with UL 2054)
• UL/CSA/IEC 60065 (batteries used in audio and video equipment)
• IEC 60086-1 and IEC 60086-2 Non-rechargeable Performance
• IEC 60086-4 Non-rechargeable Lithium
• IEC 60086-5 Non-rechargeable Alkaline
• IEC 61951-2 and IEC 61951-2 Performance of Rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-MH
• IEC 61960 Performance of Rechargeable Lithium
• IEC/UL 62133-1 for nickel systems
• IEC/UL 62133-2 for lithium systems
• Japan’s DENAN Ordinance Article 1 Appendix 9
• CTIA—IEEE 1625 and 1725
• Taiwan’s BSMI standards
• IATA/UN DOT/UN 38.3 T1-T8 (or IEC 62281)

We evaluate, test and certify micromobility electrical, mechanical and functional systems to global safety standards to help manufacturers bring safer, innovative mobility devices to markets around the world.

UL Solutions has been supporting the micromobility industry for years, contributing to UL 2849, the Standard for Electrical Systems for e-Bikes, as well as UL 2272, the Standard for Electrical Systems for Personal e-Mobility Devices.

We can provide certification for UL 4900, the Standard for Safety of Micromobility Charging Equipment. By tapping into our technical expertise and testing capabilities, we can help you demonstrate compliance and evaluate the performance of your micromobility charging equipment.

To help assess the safety of e-bikes and electrically power-assisted cycles (EPACs), we involved industry leaders in developing next-generation e-bike safety requirements for UL 2849, the Standard for Electrical Systems for eBikes. This Standard offers electrical and fire safety certification by examining e-bikes’ electrical drive train system, battery system and charger system combinations.

We evaluate, test and certify virtually every type of battery available — including lithium-ion battery cells and packs, chargers and adapters — to UL Standards as well as key international, national and regional regulations including:

• UL 1642 Lithium Cell
• UL 2054 Nickel Cell or Lithium/Nickel Packs
• UL 1989 Standby Batteries
• UL 4200A, the Standard for Products Incorporating Button Batteries or Coin Cell Batteries
• UL 2271, the Standard for Batteries for Use in Light Electric Vehicle Applications
• UL/CSA/IEC 60950 (may be evaluated in conjunction with UL 2054)
• UL/CSA/IEC 60065 (batteries used in audio and video equipment)
• IEC 60086-1 and IEC 60086-2 Non-rechargeable Performance
• IEC 60086-4 Non-rechargeable Lithium
• IEC 60086-5 Non-rechargeable Alkaline
• IEC 61951-2 and IEC 61951-2 Performance of Rechargeable Ni-Cd or Ni-MH
• IEC 61960 Performance of Rechargeable Lithium
• IEC/UL 62133-1 for nickel systems
• IEC/UL 62133-2 for lithium systems
• Japan’s DENAN Ordinance Article 1 Appendix 9
• CTIA—IEEE 1625 and 1725
• Taiwan’s BSMI standards
• IATA/UN DOT/UN 38.3 T1-T8 (or IEC 62281)

We evaluate, test and certify micromobility electrical, mechanical and functional systems to global safety standards to help manufacturers bring safer, innovative mobility devices to markets around the world.