Product and model identifiers are defined
Why this matters
You can identify the battery model and the individual battery with stable identifiers.
Answer a short set of questions to identify your strongest areas, missing data and the next steps toward a publishable DPP.
You can identify the battery model and the individual battery with stable identifiers.
Manufacturer or other responsible operator details are complete and maintained.
Chemistry, hazardous substances and relevant critical raw materials are known.
You have the applicable carbon-footprint data or supporting declaration for this battery category.
Where applicable, recycled-content evidence can be linked to the product record.
Relevant battery due-diligence reporting can be referenced where required.
Rated capacity plus minimum, nominal and maximum voltage data are documented.
Original power capability and applicable operating limits are available.
Expected cycles, reference test and relevant lifetime thresholds are documented.
Applicable round-trip efficiency, resistance and cycle-test information are documented.
The calendar-life warranty period can be included in the passport.
The declaration can be linked to the product record and kept current.
Required end-of-life, collection and waste-management information is documented.
You have a plan for the required QR code, unique identifier and stable online record.
A responsible person or team can keep passport information accurate, complete and up to date.
This checker is an operational readiness assessment, not legal advice. Requirements depend on product category, role, placing-on-market date and applicable EU legislation.