Is this TSA approved for carry on? null

The TSA limit is 100Wh (watt hours) capacity. Technically, this unit is 111Wh (3.7v * 30Ah = 111Wh) and thus is OVER the limit. The maximum capacity battery packs that are TSA approved are the ones usually marketed as 26,800mAh = 99Wh.

I'm assuming yes. I traveled to Italy and have had no problem with it. TSA didn't say anything about it.

Hi Customer This unit is too big to carry on plane, exceed the 99Wh limit.

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Energizer - MAX 30,000mAh 15W USB-C 3-Port Universal Portable Battery Charger/Power Bank w/ LCD screen for Smartphones & Accessories - Black-Front_Standard

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The TSA limit is 100Wh (watt hours) capacity. Technically, this unit is 111Wh (3.7v * 30Ah = 111Wh) and thus is OVER the limit. The maximum capacity battery packs that are TSA approved are the ones usually marketed as 26,800mAh = 99Wh.
Answered by GaryR 2 years ago
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I'm assuming yes. I traveled to Italy and have had no problem with it. TSA didn't say anything about it.
Answered by NicholeK 3 years ago
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Hi Customer This unit is too big to carry on plane, exceed the 99Wh limit.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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Yes
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