Model Identity
Check labels, model references, voltage/capacity information and ordered configuration.
Quality control is a documented process of checking identity, configuration, visible condition and applicable records—not a vague marketing label.

Control Points
Check labels, model references, voltage/capacity information and ordered configuration.
Review packaging, terminals, connectors, enclosures and obvious transport damage.
Confirm the battery, charger, controller, wiring and intended vehicle match the approved configuration.
Keep relevant quotation, invoice, serial, dealer and support records where the process requires them.
Receiving Review
Compare shipment and product references with the confirmed order records.
Record visible impact, moisture, opening or other irregularities before distribution.
Confirm product model, serial, voltage and other applicable label information.
Separate and report mismatched or visibly damaged items for supplier review.
Release only the accepted quantity and configuration to stock or customer allocation.

Customer Responsibility
Customers and dealers should inspect the delivered product, follow the applicable manual and label, use only a compatible charger, avoid unauthorized modification and report abnormal heat, swelling, smoke, smell, sparks or damaged wiring immediately.
No website statement replaces product-specific instructions, the final quotation, warranty card, invoice or technical inspection.
Helpful Answers
No. Review and inspection reduce avoidable errors but cannot eliminate every manufacturing, transport, installation or operating risk.
No. The applicable checks depend on the product category, manufacturer information, transaction and available test process.
Do not install or use it. Preserve the packaging and documents and contact STH immediately for review.
Talk to STH
Send the model, label photo, vehicle details and intended application to the technical team.