Tips for handling batteries
Safe handling
Lithium-containing (Li) batteries and rechargeable batteries are safe when used properly.
Batteries and accumulators (including damaged ones) do not belong in the household garbage. Dispose of used batteries and accumulators properly in the collection boxes in retail stores or at municipal collection points.
If used and stored incorrectly, lithium-containing batteries and rechargeable batteries can cause fires. Do not use defective, damaged, deformed or bloated batteries and rechargeable batteries. Consider simple charging rules and extend the life of your battery.
Battery Act - BattG
In connection with the distribution of batteries or accumulators or with the delivery of devices containing batteries or accumulators, we are obliged to inform you about the following according to the battery law:
You can return batteries or accumulators after use to the point of sale or in your immediate vicinity (e. g. to your home). e. g. at municipal collection points or in shops) free of charge.
You can also return batteries or rechargeable batteries to us by mail. Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of in household waste.
You are legally obligated to return used batteries or rechargeable batteries as the end user.
Note on the Battery Act - BattG
In connection with the sale of batteries or rechargeable batteries or the supply of devices containing batteries or rechargeable batteries, the Seller is obliged to inform you of the following in accordance with the Battery Act:
You can store batteries or rechargeable batteries after use at the point of sale or in your immediate vicinity (e. g. (e. g. in municipal collection points or in retail).
You can also send batteries or rechargeable batteries back to us by post.
GutRad GmbH
Produktions- und Handelsgesellschaft
Wilhelmstr. 8
88069 Tettnang
Germany
Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of in household waste. You are legally obligated to return used batteries or rechargeable batteries as the end user.
The symbol according to §17 paragraph 1 BattG and the characters according to §17 paragraph 3 BattG have the following meaning:
Batteries containing heavy metals are marked with these abbreviations:
Safe handling
Lithium-containing (Li) batteries and rechargeable batteries are safe when used properly.
Batteries and accumulators (including damaged ones) do not belong in the household garbage. Dispose of used batteries and accumulators properly in the collection boxes in retail stores or at municipal collection points.
If used and stored incorrectly, lithium-containing batteries and rechargeable batteries can cause fires. Do not use defective, damaged, deformed or bloated batteries and rechargeable batteries. Consider simple charging rules and extend the life of your battery.
Battery Act - BattG
In connection with the distribution of batteries or accumulators or with the delivery of devices containing batteries or accumulators, we are obliged to inform you about the following according to the battery law:
You can return batteries or accumulators after use to the point of sale or in your immediate vicinity (e. g. to your home). e. g. at municipal collection points or in shops) free of charge.
You can also return batteries or rechargeable batteries to us by mail. Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of in household waste.
You are legally obligated to return used batteries or rechargeable batteries as the end user.
Note on the Battery Act - BattG
In connection with the sale of batteries or rechargeable batteries or the supply of devices containing batteries or rechargeable batteries, the Seller is obliged to inform you of the following in accordance with the Battery Act:
You can store batteries or rechargeable batteries after use at the point of sale or in your immediate vicinity (e. g. (e. g. in municipal collection points or in retail).
You can send batteries or related electronics under futher notice to us by post. Please write to
Batteries and rechargeable batteries must not be disposed of in household waste. You are legally obligated to return used batteries or rechargeable batteries as the end user.
The symbol according to §17 paragraph 1 BattG and the characters according to §17 paragraph 3 BattG have the following meaning:
Batteries containing heavy metals are marked with these abbreviations: