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12 Volt standard capacity Li-ion battery pack for use with our Blizzard Buster helmet safety light. Includes a power switch and battery level indicator with a type-C charging port. Has a short female RCA lead to connect to your heated shield cord.

Use the short part of the helmet’s power accessory cord to connect to the battery. Store inside your jacket pocket to keep the battery warm and out of the way while riding.

Water proof up to Ip6 standards. Durable rubber coating for protection. Slim and compact to fit in most snowmobile jacket pockets.

Large battery runs your heated shield and the Blizzard Buster for up to 6 hours.

Do not submerge in water or throw in a fire. Improper use and negligence will void warranty and may cause serious harm. LJE Products assumes no liability for personal injury, loss/theft, product damage or misuse.

6 month limited warranty from purchase. This warranty covers factory defects only. Does not include improper use and abuse, fading materials, normal wear, accidents, negligence, or malfunctions due to modifications. Do not store in a cold environment. The defective battery must be returned to LJE Products for inspection before a replacement battery pack is sent back. We will cover the shipping of the replacement battery pack.

Important Information on Lithium Battery Disclosure

Safety Risks

Lithium batteries can pose significant safety risks, including:

• Fire or Explosion: Mishandling, puncturing, or overcharging can lead to fires or explosions.

• Thermal Runaway: This can occur if the battery is damaged, overheated, or improperly packed.

Handling Guidelines

To ensure safe use of lithium batteries, follow these guidelines:

• Charging: Always use chargers designed for the specific battery type. Never leave batteries unattended while charging.

• Storage: Keep batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

• Transportation: When transporting, ensure batteries are properly packaged to prevent short circuits.

Regulatory Compliance

Lithium batteries are subject to various regulations, including:

• Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR): These govern the transportation of lithium batteries and require specific testing and labeling.

• Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA): This act mandates safety standards for consumer products containing lithium batteries.

Disposal and Recycling

• End-of-Life Batteries: Do not dispose of lithium batteries in household waste. Follow local regulations for recycling or disposal.

• Recycling Centers: Many electronics stores and recycling centers accept used lithium batteries for safe disposal.

User Responsibility

Users must understand the risks associated with lithium batteries and adhere to safety guidelines to prevent accidents. Always seek professional assistance if unsure about handling or disposing of lithium batteries.