Compliance
General Battery Information
Batteries are a key component of many Shure products. Shure is committed to helping users handle, recycle, and dispose of batteries responsibly while complying to applicable environmental and product requirementswith. Locate the part number on your Shure battery and refer to the section below for the applicable battery information for the battery. For additional battery design, storage information, and best practice information, refer to this guide.
Safety Information
Do not use a battery that appears damaged, leaking, swollen, excessively hot, or otherwise defective. Discontinue use immediately and dispose of the battery in accordance with applicable local requirements. If battery materials come into contact with skin, eyes, or clothing, seek appropriate medical advice.
Recycling Information
Battery recycling, disposal and collection requirements vary by country, state and local jurisdiction. Please consult applicable local requirements and available collection programs. Improper disposal of batteries may have adverse effects on the environment and in certain circumstances, may pose a risk to human health. Please sort, collect, and dispose of all used batteries properly through authorized battery collection, recycling, or waste management programs in accordance with applicable local requirements.
This symbol (*JPG*) indicates separate collection is required. Batteries must not be disposed of as ordinary household waste or trash. Instead, they should be collected and processed separately through appropriate battery collection, recycling or waste management channels.
Where to Recycle: Battery recycling, disposal and collection info requirements vary by country, and state and local jurisdiction. Please consult applicable local requirements and available collection programs.
For California E-waste recycling options, please visit
https://www2.calrecycle.ca.gov/Electronics/eRecycle/
For battery disposal or recycling options in the US, please visit
https://batterynetwork.org/locator/
For battery disposal or recycling information in the EU, please visit:
- Austria: https://ufh.at/en/our-services-for-you/service-und-dienstleistungen/collection-and-treatment-system/
- Belgium: https://www.bebat.be/en/collecting/which-batteries-where
- Croatia: https://gov.hr/en/electrical-and-electronic-waste/1328
- Czech Republic: https://visoh2.mzp.cz/RegistrMistZO/RegistrMistZOPublic
- Denmark: https://a-r-c.dk/privat/find-din-genbrugsplads/
- Estonia: https://elektroonikaromu.ee/en/collection-of-batteries/
- Finland: https://www.kierratys.info/
- France: https://quefairedemesdechets.ademe.fr/
- Germany: https://entsorgungsstellen.e-schrott-entsorgen.org/suche
- Greece: https://grecycle.gr/
- Ireland: https://mywaste.ie/
- Italy: https://raccogliamopiupile.it/
- Latvia: https://www.zalais.lv/en/recycle/where-to-sort
- Luxembourg: https://www.vdl.lu/en/living/your-home/waste-collection-and-sorting/collection-type/public-recycling-containers
- Netherlands: https://inleverpunten.stichting-open.org/
- Norway: https://sortere.no/
- Poland: elektroeko.pl/punkty-zbierania.html
- Romania: https://www.ecotic.ro/puncte-de-colectare/
- Slovenia: https://www.zeos.si/zbirna-mesta/
- Spain: https://administracion.gob.es/pag_Home/en/Tu-espacio-europeo/derechos-obligaciones/ciudadanos/consumidores/conexion-servicios/residuos.html
- Sweden: https://www.sopor.nu/
- Switzerland: https://recycling-map.ch/en
- United Kingdom (UK): https://www.recyclenow.com/local-recycling
