What a review looks like

This is a Battery SKU Readiness Review written the way every Averis review is: what I checked, what doesn’t agree, how much it matters and what to do next.

This is a fictional sample. Northpine Baby is an invented brand, and the documents and values are made up.

Northpine Baby, NP-W2

Battery SKU Readiness Review · Rechargeable bottle warmer

Fictional sample

Documents reviewed
5
Findings
3 to address
Checks passed
1

Summary

The battery documents don’t agree on which battery is in the product, and the listing overstates the battery count. Both should be sorted out before you submit. The SDS date is worth confirming, and the watt-hour rating is consistent everywhere.

  • Severity: High 1
  • Severity: Medium 1
  • Severity: Low 1
  • Severity: Pass 1

Documents reviewed

  • Amazon listingBattery and product fields
  • UN38.3 test summaryIssued by the battery supplier
  • Safety data sheetLithium polymer battery
  • Test reportProduct-level electrical report
  • Commercial invoiceFactory to importer

Findings

1

Battery model mismatch

Severity: High
Battery modelchecked across 2 documents
  • UN38.3 test summaryLP-503040Matches
  • Safety data sheetLP-503045Doesn’t match

Both documents should describe the battery that ships in the product. With two model numbers, it isn’t clear which battery either document covers.

What to do: Confirm with the supplier which battery is fitted in production units, and request a UN38.3 summary and SDS that both name that model.

2

Listing battery count doesn’t match the product

Severity: Medium
Number of batterieschecked across 3 documents
  • Amazon listing2Doesn’t match
  • Test report1 built-in packMatches
  • Commercial invoice1 built-in packMatches

The listing describes two batteries. Every supplier document describes one built-in pack.

What to do: Correct the battery fields in the listing to one built-in battery pack.

3

SDS issue date is several years old

Severity: Low
Date of issueone document
  • Safety data sheet2019Worth checking

An older SDS is not automatically a problem, but it may not reflect the current battery or supplier.

What to do: Ask the supplier whether a current revision is available.

4

Watt-hour rating is consistent

Severity: Pass
Rated energychecked across 3 documents
  • Amazon listing2.22 WhMatches
  • UN38.3 test summary2.22 WhMatches
  • Safety data sheet2.22 WhMatches

The rating matches across the battery documents and the listing.

What to do: No action needed.

Questions for the supplier

  1. Which battery model is fitted in production units of NP-W2: LP-503040 or LP-503045?
  2. Please send the UN38.3 test summary and SDS for that exact battery model.
  3. Is a more recent revision of the SDS available?

Recommended next steps

  1. Send the supplier questions and wait for matching battery documents.
  2. Correct the listing’s battery fields to one built-in pack.
  3. When corrected documents arrive, check that the battery model appears identically on the UN38.3 summary, the SDS and the test report.
  4. Submit or resubmit the package.

Limits of this review

This review compares the documents with each other, with the product details provided and with the listing. It doesn’t verify laboratory results, test the product, determine dangerous-goods classification or predict Amazon’s decision.

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