Voltmaster IRT 1 Manuel D'utilisation page 19

Accuracy of the operating instructions
These operating instructions have been compiled with due care and
attention. No guarantee is given that the data, illustrations and drawings are
complete or correct. All rights reserved with regard to changes, printing
mistakes and errors.
Disposal
Dear Voltmaster customer: purchasing our product gives you the option of
returning the instrument to suitable collection points for waste electrical
equipment at the end of its lifespan.
The WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) regulates the return and
recycling of waste electrical and electronics equipment As of
13.08.2012, manufacturers of electrical and electronics
equipment are obliged to take back and recycle any electrical
instruments sold after this date free of charge After that date,
electrical instruments must no longer be disposed of through the
"normal" waste disposal channels. Electrical instruments must
be recycled and disposed of separately. All instruments that fall
under this directive must feature this logo.
Disposal of used batteries
As an end user, you are legally obliged (battery law) to return
all used batteries; disposalwith normal domestic waste is
prohibited!
Batteries containing contaminant material are labelled with
adjacent symbols indicating the prohibition of disposal with
normal domestic waste.
The abbreviations used for the respective heavy metals are:
Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead.
You can return your used batteries free of charge to collection
points in your community or anywhere where batteries are sold!
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