Transportation Notice on the following models:
FLB-130, FLB-130V
FLB-200, FLB-200V
FLB-240, FLB-240V

PLEASE NOTE: When shipping FLB-100 batteries via air, a maximum of two batteries per box is permitted without additional IATA Dangerous Goods shipping procedures.

Effective January 1, 2009

Subject: New 2009 IATA, ICAO and DOT regulations.

This notice effects all Frezzi Energy Systems customers who purchased product models FLB-200, FLB-200V, FLB-240, or FLB-240V.

For International airline travel, new rules in effect January 1, 2009, you can no longer carry as spare batteries in carry on baggage or in equipment in either checked or carry on baggage product models FLB-200, FLB-200V, FLB-240, or FLB-240V.

These new restrictions (IATA regulation 2.3.3.2) in regards to passengers boarding airlines do not restrict users of Frezzi product models FLB-100, FLB-100V, FLB-130, FLB-130V from continuing to transport as passengers aboard airlines abiding by the IATA regulation 2.33 and 2.3.3.2. OPERATOR APPROVAL IS REQUIRED FOR BATTERIES EXCEEDING 100WH.

AIRLINES PERFORMING US DOMESTIC TRAVEL MAY INSTEAD FOLLOW IATA REGULATIONS, PLEASE CALL AIRLINES PRIOR TO TRAVEL WITH BATTERIES THAT EXCEED 100WH.

Frezzi product models FLB-200, FLB-200V, FLB-240, or FLB-240V can continue to be shipped as Dangerous Goods VIA CARRIAGE BY PUBLIC HIGHWAY (SHIPMENT MUST COMPLY WITH TITLE 49 OF THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS), or VIA CARRIAGE BY AIRCRAFT (SHIPMENT MUST COMPLY WITH IATA REGULATIONS AND ICAO REGULATIONS).

Please contact FedEx or UPS for instructions on shipping Dangerous Goods Shipments 

Operator Variations: Mexicana Airlines:

Products listed above may not be accepted for carriage.