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DISPOSAL
Notes on the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG)
We would like to point out to owners of electrical and electronic equipment that, according to the applicable legal regulations, electrical
devices must be disposed of separately from municipal waste. The symbol of a crossed-out waste bin shown on the electrical and
electronic equipment shown also indicates the obligation to dispose of the batteries seperately:
According to the ElektroG, as distributors of electrical devices, we are obliged to take back certain old electrical and electronic equipment
free of charge in accordance with Section 17 (2) ElektroG and in conjunction with Section 17 (1) ElektroG. We comply with this legal
obligation through DR Deutsche Recycling Service GmbH / take-e-way GmbH. You can also hand in your electrical equipment at the de-
signated collection points of the public waste disposal authorities. By disposing of your old devices according to the legal requirements,
you make an important contribution in the reuse and recycling of old devices.
As the end user, you are responsible for the deletion of all manner of personal data on electronic devices before handing the devices
over for disposal.
B. Notes on Disposal of, and Symbols for, an Electrical Device with Removable Battery
Note on the Battery Act (BattG)
Batteries and cells must not be disposed of with household waste. As an end user, you are legally obliged to return used batteries. Use
the official designated collection points such as those of public waste disposal agencies. You can also return used batteries that we
supply or have supplied as new batteries to our shipping warehouse (Innovamaxx GmbH; Kanalstr 117; 12357 Berlin). To avoid short
circuits, the poles of lithium batteries should be glued before returning them.
For security reasons, we would like to ask you not to send the batteries to us by post and refer to the regulations on the shipping of
dangerous goods by Deutsche Post as an example.
Apart from this information, we point out the following:
Used batteries contain pollutants that, if not properly stored or disposed of, can damage the environment or your health. Batteries also
contain important raw materials such as Iron, zinc, manganese or nickel which can be used again.
The symbol with the crossed-out waste bin means that batteries and cells must not be disposed of with household waste.
Recycling loop
Packaging material can be conveyed back to the raw material cycle. Dispose of packaging material in accordance with legal provisions.
Information can be retrieved from the return or collections systems of your community.