Safety information
This product and the batteries it contains are subject to strict European and national environmental regulations and must under no circumstances be disposed of in normal household waste at the end of their service life. The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the device indicates that the UPS system must be collected separately from unsorted municipal waste. Please take the retired device to an official municipal collection point, such as a recycling center, or return it to an electronics dealer or the manufacturer for proper recycling. Remember to reset network-capable management cards to factory settings in advance so that any stored network configurations are deleted. Special attention is required for the lead-acid batteries installed in the UPS, because they contain toxic heavy metals and corrosive acids that can cause severe environmental damage if disposed of improperly. If possible, remove the batteries from the system before disposal and take them to separate battery collection. Used industrial batteries can be returned free of charge to the manufacturer, distributor or special take-back systems. To avoid short circuits and the associated fire or explosion risks, tape over the exposed battery terminals with insulating tape before transport. Packaging materials should also be recycled properly for the sake of the environment: dispose of cardboard and paper with waste paper, while films, Styrofoam and plastic straps belong in the appropriate recycling collection, such as the yellow bag or yellow bin.
Disposal information
This product and the batteries it contains are subject to strict European and national environmental regulations and must under no circumstances be disposed of in normal household waste at the end of their service life. The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the device indicates that the UPS system must be collected separately from unsorted municipal waste. Please take the retired device to an official municipal collection point, such as a recycling center, or return it to an electronics dealer or the manufacturer for proper recycling. Remember to reset network-capable management cards to factory settings in advance so that any stored network configurations are deleted. Special attention is required for the lead-acid batteries installed in the UPS, because they contain toxic heavy metals and corrosive acids that can cause severe environmental damage if disposed of improperly. If possible, remove the batteries from the system before disposal and take them to separate battery collection. Used industrial batteries can be returned free of charge to the manufacturer, distributor or special take-back systems. To avoid short circuits and the associated fire or explosion risks, tape over the exposed battery terminals with insulating tape before transport. Packaging materials should also be recycled properly for the sake of the environment: dispose of cardboard and paper with waste paper, while films, Styrofoam and plastic straps belong in the appropriate recycling collection, such as the yellow bag or yellow bin.