Disposal And Environment; Disposal Of Waste Electrical And Electronic Equipment; Disposal Of Batteries - Torqeedo Power 48-5000 Traduction De La Notice D'emploi Originale

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Disposal and environment

14.1 Disposal of waste electrical and
electronic equipment
Fig. 26: Crossed out waste bin
For customers in EU countries
The Power 48-5000 is subject to European Directive 2012/19/EU relating to Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), and to the corresponding national laws.
Here, the WEEE Directive forms the basis for handling waste electrical equipment
across the whole of the EU. The Power 48-5000 is marked with the symbol of a
crossed-out waste bin, see "Fig. 26: Crossed out waste bin". Waste electrical and
electronic equipment must not be disposed of as normal household waste, because
this could allow entry of pollutants to the environment which have effects injurious
to health on humans, animals, and plants, and which build up in the food chain and
in the environment. In addition, valuable raw materials are lost in this way. Please
therefore direct your waste equipment for separate collection in an environmental-
ly-friendly way; to do so, contact your Torqeedo Service team or boat builder.
For customers in other countries
The Power 48-5000 is subject to European Directive 2012/19/EU relating to waste
electrical and electronic equipment. We recommend that the system is not discard-
ed as normal household waste, but is disposed of via separate collection in an envi-
ronmentally friendly way. Your national laws may also prescribe this. Please therefore
ensure appropriate disposal of the system as per the regulations which apply in your
country.
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14.2 Disposal of batteries

Remove spent batteries immediately, and comply with the following specific disposal
information relating to batteries or battery systems:
For customers in EU countries
Batteries are subject to European directive 2006/66/EC regarding (spent) batteries,
as well as to the corresponding national laws. Here the Battery Directive forms the
basis for handling batteries throughout the EU. Our batteries are marked with the
symbol of a crossed-out waste bin, see "Fig. 26: Crossed out waste bin". The des-
ignation of the pollutants contained, i.e. "Pb" for lead, "Cd" for Cadmium, and "Hg"
for mercury, is located beneath this symbol. Waste batteries and waste accumulators
may not be disposed of through regular household waste, because pollutants that
have harmful effects on the health of humans, animals and plants may discharge in-
to the environment and accumulate in the food chain or environment. In addition,
valuable raw materials are lost in this way. Please therefore dispose of your spent
batteries exclusively via specially set-up collection points, your dealer, or the manu-
facturer. There is no charge for handing them in.
For customers in other countries
Batteries are subject to European directive 2006/66/EC regarding (spent) batteries.
The batteries are marked with the symbol of a crossed out waste bin, see "Fig. 26:
Crossed out waste bin". The designation of the pollutants contained, i.e. "Pb" for
lead, "Cd" for Cadmium, and "Hg" for mercury, is located beneath this symbol. We
recommend that the batteries are not discarded as normal household waste, but are
disposed of via separate collection. Your national laws may also prescribe this. Please
therefore ensure appropriate disposal of the batteries as per the regulations which
apply in your country.
Disposal and environment