Traveling with REDVOLTS...

[Mike Krumlauf]

So it's looking like I will be taking a family trip for my fiance's family to Texas in early June and would really like to bring my RED and was wondering if you were allowed to bring redvolts on a carry on bag of a plane? I know there are some battery restrictions when it comes to planes but i dont know if REDVOLTS fall under that? I have 8 of them. I havent traveled on a plane with camera equipment in 16 years or so, so im a little rusty on the process. Let me know the best way I can get through security with my RED and get it safe with me on the plane.

 

[Björn Benckert]

Yes you should be allowed to bring them as hand luggage. As they are not more than.... I think 120Wh each. I took redvolts plenty of times on US domestic and international flights and got through with little or no hassle.

 

[Mark A. Jaeger]

Checkout the FAA site for limitations on batteries in carry-on and checked baggage.

https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/all

 

[Grzegorz Gill]

100wh and under you can carry on as many as you like.

Never check in lithium ion, not even by accident.

I fly with 100wh v mounts on the regular - never have a problem.

 

[Mike Krumlauf]

Thanks guys for all the info!