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Used equipment often contains sensitive personal data. Please note
that it is your responsibility to delete data on used equipment to be
disposed of.
Battery Directive
Regulatory Information: Battery Directive
The Battery Directive aims to minimize the impact of certain
substances that are hazardous to the environment and health,
especially lithium batteries should be used, collected and handled
with special care. Waste prevention takes precedence over waste
management. In the case of used batteries, waste prevention
measures include extending their service life by repairing defective
equipment and selling rather than discarding functioning used
equipment. Please also consider re-using used batteries instead of
disposing of them, e.g. by including the battery in a second life cycle
or repairing it. Further information can be found in your country's
waste prevention program.
The separation, collection, and recycling of used batteries helps
reduce negative impact of batteries on the environment and human
health by reducing the amount of batteries going to land ll. The
symbol on your V7 product or its packaging on both rechargeable
and non-rechargeable batteries means that batteries must not be
disposed of with household or business waste. Should a battery
have more than 0.0005% mercury (Hg), 0.002% cadmium (Cd) or
0.004% lead (Pb) according to weight, their respective chemical
symbol (Hg, Cd or Pb) is displayed under the symbol. As a consumer
of batteries, you are legally obligated to dispose the used batteries