Berlin – The new EU Battery Directive comes today, on 1 December 2009, in force. It implements the European Battery Directive into national law and replaces the former provisions of Dell Inspiron 6400 battery regulation. It provides the first mandatory collection targets for portable batteries and extends the restrictions on the use of mercury for a traffic ban on batteries containing cadmium. Federal Environment Agency has set up a population register, the need for manufacturers and importers of Dell Inspiron 1520 battery and battery display their mark attendance.
The legislature intended BattG-census is from 1 December, to reach the UBA website. The aim of the Civil Registry BattG-is to secure the performance of the waste management product stewardship by producers and importers. Battery manufacturers in accordance with the law are committed by 28 February 2010 indicate their participation in the market BattG-register. The use of the Civil Registry is free of charge. Also, consumers can track whether the manufacturer is the used DELL XPS M1530 battery from them displayed.
In addition to the already existing ban on mercury batteries – more than 0,005 percent to 2 percent by weight of button cells – cadmium batteries are prohibited. Batteries containing more than 0.002 weight percent so cadmium may not be marketed. Batteries, which are intended for emergency and alarm systems, medical equipment and cordless power tools are exempt from the ban.
As the force since 1998 Battery Directive also sets the new law, the responsibility for collection and disposal of waste Dell Vostro 1510 battery and accumulators generally in the hands of manufacturers, importers and distributors. The withdrawal of this waste is handled largely through the trade. The law provides for mandatory collection targets for the first time, namely 35 percent of the portable DELL Latitude D620 battery placed on the market by 2012 and 45 percent by 2016.
Also new is the introduction of a national producer register. Manufacturers and importers must, from 1 December 2009 Batteries and accumulators put into circulation only if they have not indicated to the Federal Environment Agency maintained records and this information stored on the performance of their product stewardship.
In addition, all identifiable batteries will be recycled in the future. As of September 2011 are required depending on the chemical system of batteries concrete recycling rates.
For more information on the Act on the Revision of the legal product responsibility for waste batteries and accumulators bmu.de.
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