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GUXON BLOG
Can you carry a power bank on a TRA train? Is there a capacity limit? Can you use it on board? Here are the current rules, the safety advice and the common questions.
Yes.
Taiwan Railway Corporation does not prohibit passengers from carrying power banks, and has announced no capacity limit for ordinary passengers. Commuting, travelling home or on a long journey, you can keep one with you.
After a number of lithium battery and power bank fires in Taiwan and abroad, TRA has stepped up safety messaging: avoid heat, impact and crushing while using one on board, and watch for unusual heat or swelling.
No. TRA has not announced a capacity limit for ordinary passengers, so the 100Wh and 160Wh air transport thresholds do not apply.
Any power bank sold legally in Taiwan and in normal working order can travel with you. Still, avoid products of unknown origin, visibly damaged units, or batteries that have swollen.
Yes.
TRA does not prohibit using a power bank on the train to charge a phone, tablet or other device.
Because it is a lithium battery product, charging generates heat, so keep it ventilated — not under a blanket, inside a coat, or in a backpack where heat builds up.
If you notice unusual heat, smoke, an odd smell or swelling while charging, stop immediately and ask the conductor or station staff for help.
