Solutions by industry and site type
Battery risks change with the operation around them. Explore guidance for the places where batteries are used, charged, stored, received, moved, isolated and prepared for removal.
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Each route explains the battery pathways, operating priorities and solution areas most likely to matter in that setting.
01 · Operating group
For batteries that travel with people, vehicles or equipment and repeatedly return to depots, workshops or temporary charging areas.
Storage, charging and damaged-battery isolation guidance for removable e-bike batteries used by delivery riders, courier fleets and last-mile operations.
Typical batteries E-bike packs, spare batteries and charger fleets
Explore fleet solutionsIsolation, containment, handling and incident-preparedness guidance for EV workshops, dealerships and vehicle service operations.
Typical batteries EV modules, hybrid batteries, starter packs and diagnostic equipment
Explore automotive solutionsStorage, charging, transport and isolation guidance for power-tool batteries, site equipment and mobile trade operations.
Typical batteries Power tools, surveying equipment and portable site systems
Explore construction solutionsDepot and vehicle-based storage, charging, transport and isolation guidance for utility, telecoms and technical field teams.
Typical batteries Power tools, radios, test equipment and portable power packs
Explore field-service solutions02 · Operating group
For occupied environments where battery controls must work alongside safeguarding, access, supervision, building systems and shared-space use.
Guidance for device batteries, e-mobility batteries, workshops, laboratories and facilities across schools, colleges and campuses.
Typical batteries Laptops, tablets, e-bikes, tools and laboratory equipment
Explore education solutionsGuidance for workplace battery storage, charging areas and facilities teams managing lithium battery risk across one or multiple commercial sites.
Typical batteries Tenant devices, cleaning equipment, tools and e-mobility batteries
Explore facilities solutionsGuidance for housing providers and building operators managing resident devices, e-mobility batteries, communal areas and contractor equipment.
Typical batteries E-bikes, e-scooters, mobility equipment, tools and cleaning equipment
Explore property solutionsGuidance for occupied healthcare sites, laboratories and research facilities using, charging, testing or holding mixed battery inventories.
Typical batteries Portable clinical devices, laboratory equipment, research packs and tools
Explore healthcare & research solutions03 · Operating group
For operations where batteries are produced, held as inventory, received from customers, moved through supply chains or removed from use.
Guidance for battery-powered production equipment, tools, mobile systems, component inventory, test packs and abnormal-battery pathways.
Typical batteries Cordless tools, mobile equipment packs, components and prototypes
Explore industrial solutionsGuidance for batteries moving through warehouses, depots and distribution operations as equipment, inventory, returns or consignments.
Typical batteries Scanners, handhelds, mobile equipment, stock and returned batteries
Explore logistics solutionsGuidance for retailers, collection points and repair teams receiving returned, damaged, recalled or end-of-life battery-powered products.
Typical batteries Vapes, phones, laptops, power tools and e-bike packs
Explore retail & repair solutionsGuidance for batteries arriving unexpectedly in waste streams, collection and sorting operations, quarantine, temporary storage and incident preparedness.
Typical batteries Vapes, phones, tools, e-bike packs and loose consumer cells
Explore recycling solutionsChoose the closest workflow, or tell us about the batteries, activity and site so the requirement can be assessed directly.
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Selection framework
A battery cannot be assessed in isolation from what is happening around it. These five factors create the bridge between a broad industry route and a defensible product requirement.
Type, energy, size, quantity and ownership.
Use, passive storage, charging, movement or collection.
Serviceable, uncertain, damaged, recalled or end-of-life.
Occupancy, supervision, access, location and fire strategy.
How batteries arrive, change hands, are isolated and leave.
Define the requirement
Tell us what batteries you manage, what happens to them and where the activity takes place. The Guided Quote will help narrow the requirement before equipment is compared.