Can you put this in your carry-on bag on a plane? null

The FAA has established a limit of 2 Lithium Polymer batteries in carry on baggage with a maximum of 100 watt-hours per battery. The capacity of the Tzumi Pocket Juice 20,000 by my calculations comes to approximately 18.5 watt-hours, and therefore would be permissible. Thanks & Good Luck!!

So to answer my own question, I traveled with this item on carry-on bag on plane without question by TSA. I did not even have to take it out from my bag for xray scanning.

Short answer yes explained: TSA allows up two battery banks limited to 100 watt hours per battery and carry on only, they cannot be in your checked bags. math is simple; mAh / 1000 x volts = Wh (watt hours) This battery is 20,000 mAh and 5 volts 20,000 / 1000 x 5 volts = 100 Wh This is the largest battery legal to carry on

Yes you can. I had it in my backpack the whole time.

Yes, I traveled to Spain with it in my carry-on backpack without issue.

Should be fine In your carry on in USA. You wont be able to check it in your luggage.

I traveled to Europe with it. No issues.

It shouldn’t be a problem having a charger with you

yes. but upon x-ray station, you must take it out. remember all electronic device must be put on the tray and pass under the x-ray machine

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The FAA has established a limit of 2 Lithium Polymer batteries in carry on baggage with a maximum of 100 watt-hours per battery. The capacity of the Tzumi Pocket Juice 20,000 by my calculations comes to approximately 18.5 watt-hours, and therefore would be permissible. Thanks & Good Luck!!
Answered by TJGreen 7 years ago
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So to answer my own question, I traveled with this item on carry-on bag on plane without question by TSA. I did not even have to take it out from my bag for xray scanning.
Answered by Traveler 7 years ago
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Short answer yes explained: TSA allows up two battery banks limited to 100 watt hours per battery and carry on only, they cannot be in your checked bags. math is simple; mAh / 1000 x volts = Wh (watt hours) This battery is 20,000 mAh and 5 volts 20,000 / 1000 x 5 volts = 100 Wh This is the largest battery legal to carry on
Answered by larry 6 years ago
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Yes you can. I had it in my backpack the whole time.
Answered by crazychef83 7 years ago
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Yes, I traveled to Spain with it in my carry-on backpack without issue.
Answered by JayD 7 years ago
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Should be fine In your carry on in USA. You wont be able to check it in your luggage.
Answered by Alex 7 years ago
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I traveled to Europe with it. No issues.
Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago
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It shouldn’t be a problem having a charger with you
Answered by Gino 7 years ago
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Yes
Answered by mahalkitaasawa28 7 years ago
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yes. but upon x-ray station, you must take it out. remember all electronic device must be put on the tray and pass under the x-ray machine
Answered by Jpg1x 7 years ago
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