Test Report issued under the responsibility of: Truron Testing TEST REPORT Secondary cells and batteries containing alkaline or other non-acid electrolytes - Safety requirements for portable sealed secondary cells, and for batteries made from them, for use in portable applications

National Differences ( 0 page) - 8.2.1 Continuous charging at constant voltage (cells) - 8.3.1 External short circuit (cells) - 8.3.4 Thermal abuse (cells) - 8.3.7 Forced discharge (cells) - 8.3.8 Transport tests (cells) - 8.3.9 Forced internal short circuit (cells) Shanghai Truron Testing Technology Co., Ltd. Floor 3, Building 2, No. 135, Handan Road, Shanghai, China

Copy of marking plate The artwork below may be only a draft. The use of certification marks on a product must be authorized by the respective NCBs that own these marks. INR18650-1300

lithium systems solid polymer point is used as the decimal separator. When differences exist; they shall be identified in the General product information section. TRF No. I

ZhiFu Road, Huangqiao Industrial Park, Taixing City, JiangSu province,P.R. China General product information: - The cell consists of the positive electrode plate, negative electrode plate, separator, electrolyte and case. The positive and negative electrode plates are housed in the case in the state being separated by separator. - The main features of the cell is shown as below(clause 8.1.1): - Operating Temperature: Charge: 0~45°C; Discharge: -10~60°C; - INCMR18/65 is IEC 62133 model designation and identical to models INR18650-1300, INR18650-1500, INR18650-2000 except for model designation.

Supplementary information: 1: Nickel particle inserted between positive and negative (active material) coated area. 2: Nickel particle inserted between positive aluminium foil and negative active material coated area. A - No fire or explosion B - Fire C - Explosion D - Others (please explain)

Manufacture Date: MMDDYY: MM: Mouth, 2digits, 01~12, 01represent January, and so on DD: Day, 2digits, 01~30 YY: Year, 2digits, 12 represent 2015, and so on