Button or coin batteries can be found in a variety of products, including children's toys, lighting products, remote controls, watches, etc. The button/coin battery generally used in electric toys is a flat round single battery with a thickness ranging from 1 to 11 mm and a diameter of up to 32 mm. When playing with electric toys, children can suffocate or even die if they accidentally swallow the button/coin battery. On December 22, 2020, 4 mandatory standards were proposed by Australian government to reduce the risk of injury and death caused by the use of button/coin batteries. The mandatory standards include an 18-month transition period. Starting from June 22, 2022, suppliers must meet the requirements of the standards.

The applicable requirements for toys containing button/coin batteries are as below：

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