Recycling of old electrical equipment, batteries and accumulators

We take pride in being environmentally conscious, so we provide options for you to easily and freely dispose of your used electrical equipment and batteries.

Consumers play a crucial role in the battery and electrical equipment management system. They are the ones who decide what happens with old appliances and batteries. Old and unneeded electrical equipment and batteries should not be discarded as unsorted waste; on the contrary, they should be collected via special collection points, the so-called take-back points, from where they can be reused or recycled.

The symbols below must inform consumers that the electrical equipment or batteries in question do not belong in municipal waste. All new electrical equipment/batteries are marked this way. This symbol may appear directly on the electrical equipment itself, on its packaging, in the instruction manual, or on the warranty card.

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Why recycle?

Not only electrical equipment, but also batteries and accumulators, contain many recyclable metals such as zinc, iron, manganese, nickel, cadmium, or lead. At the same time, some of these substances are very dangerous for the environment and human health, especially mercury, lead, and cadmium. Selected batteries are often marked with the symbol of the chemical element they contain (Pb, Cd, Hg).

By returning batteries and electrical equipment to a collection point, we save raw primary material resources, especially by recycling materials, while also protecting our environment from inefficient disposal.