Can you take power tools to the post office?

However, there are a couple of things to keep in mind before you go boxing up any tools and taking your package to the Post Office. Here’s the thing about power tools: some of them, such as electric saws, only need to be plugged in for you to use.

Can a battery be mailed?

Multiple cell batteries inside the housing or casing exceeding 100Wh for each battery are nonmailable. Damaged/recalled individual batteries are prohibited and need approval. Domestic shipping via air: Maximum 8 cells or 2 batteries with or installed in the new or Manufacturer Certified Refurbished (MCR) equipment in the same package.

Do you need a temporary power distributor?

As electric supply lines are not available everywhere, you can always use an electric generator along with a temporary power distributor to build a safe power system for uninterrupted power supply. Apart from using these PDUs at temporary locations, they are also used in events where electric supply is easily accessible.

Can a lithium battery be attached to a mailpiece?

Except for mailpieces containing button cell batteries properly installed in the equipment they are intended to operate, mailpieces containing mailable lithium metal or lithium-ion batteries must be rigid, sealed, and of adequate size, so the lithium battery mark can be affixed to the address side without the mark being folded.

How many batteries can a mailpiece contain?

Each mailpiece must contain no more than 8 cells or 2 batteries. Each cell must contain no more than 1.0 gram of lithium content. Each battery must contain no more than 2.0 grams aggregate lithium content. The mailpiece must not exceed 5 pounds. The total watt-hour rating for each cell must not exceed 20 Wh.