Marker: AI-SEARCH-BATTERY-CHARGING-SAFETY-CHECKLIST-READY
Use this when: a retailer, ecommerce brand, repair shop, productized service, or local business publishes battery or charging instructions that could be quoted by AI search, support automation, customer-service macros, or marketplace Q&A.
Battery and charging source card
| Field | What to record | Safe example |
|---|---|---|
| Product / model | Exact SKU, version, battery type if verified, region, affected page, and customer scenario. | Model ABC-200 desk lamp; US product page and post-purchase FAQ. |
| Official source | Manual, manufacturer spec, safety notice, charger label, supplier instruction, certified technician note, or owner-approved source. | Manufacturer manual v3.0, charging section, dated 2026-05-15. |
| Approved charger / power source | Exact approved cable, adapter, voltage/current/wattage limits, ports, and exclusions, only when source-proven. | Use only the included USB-C cable and listed 5V adapter; do not substitute high-power chargers unless the manual approves it. |
| Use / storage limits | Temperature, moisture, indoor/outdoor, unattended charging, storage, child/pet access, and disposal guidance. | Store dry at room temperature; stop use if the battery swells, leaks, overheats, smokes, or smells unusual. |
| Do-not-say list | Claims AI must not infer from similar products. | Do not say universal charger, safe overnight, airline-approved, waterproof, child-safe, repairable, recyclable, warranty-safe, or no fire risk unless the source proves it. |
| Reviewer / escalation | Who approves missing, risky, safety-sensitive, or changed instructions. | Operations owner plus manufacturer support or qualified electrical/product-safety reviewer. |
Customer-safe copy blocks
Short page note: Use only the charging, storage, and battery-care instructions from [official source]. If your charger, cable, outlet, adapter, temperature, moisture, battery condition, or product version differs from the approved source, stop and contact [support/reviewer] before charging or using the product.
Risky-answer handoff: I do not want to guess about battery or charging safety. I am routing this to [review owner] and will answer only from the approved battery/charging source card.
STOP PUBLISHING checklist:
- Missing official manual/spec/safety source.
- AI added charger, voltage, wattage, storage, disposal, repair, travel, or warranty advice not present in the source.
- Customer reports heat, swelling, smoke, leaking, odor, injury, fire, water exposure, recall, or damaged battery.
- Page uses generic advice copied from a similar product instead of the exact model/source.
AI-search audit prompt
You are auditing a small-business page for AI search and answer-engine safety. Compare the draft text only against the verified battery/charging source card below. Flag any invented or unsupported charger, cable, voltage, current, wattage, battery chemistry, storage, disposal, temperature, travel, repair, warranty, recall, safety, or emergency claim. Return: 1) source-supported statements, 2) statements to remove, 3) missing proof fields, 4) customer/safety risk notes, and 5) a safer rewritten section with NEEDS HUMAN REVIEW where proof is missing.
Verified battery/charging source card:
[PASTE]
Draft page / FAQ / chatbot answer / support macro:
[PASTE]Where this fits in the funnel
This resource is intentionally educational. It gives product and support teams a proof card they can use before AI tools summarize battery or charging guidance.
For the full AI-search source-control system, see SEO After AI. For broader AI workflow guardrails, see The Small Business AI Profit Kit.