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IMPORTANT NOTE FROM THE EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 2006/66/EC ON WASTE ACCUMULATORS AND BATTERIES:
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IMPORTANT: BATTERIES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE THROWN INTO THE DOMESTIC REFUSE. AS A END USER YOU ARE LEGALLY BOUND TO RETURN BATTERIES TO COLLECTING POINTS OR BACK TO THEIR ORIGIN. |
Products containing batteries are marked with a crossed wheelie bin symbol: 
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Beneath the symbol you will find also a chemical symbol added for a particular metal if the battery contains more than a specific percentage of it. The chemical symbols Cd stands for Cadmium, Hg for mercury and Pb for lead. Those are pollutants the environment never shall be contaminated with.
