TAKE-BACK OF USED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND BATTERIES

We place great importance on environmentally responsible behavior, which is why we provide you with options for the simple and free-of-charge return of your used electrical appliances and portable batteries (hereinafter referred to as batteries).

The consumer plays a crucial role in the electrical appliances and battery management system. It is the consumer who decides what to do with old electrical appliances and batteries. Old and unwanted electrical appliances and batteries must not be disposed of in unsorted municipal waste. Instead, they should be handed over through collection points (so-called take-back points), from which they are either reused or recycled. 

Consumers must be informed by the symbols below that the respektive electrical appliances and batteries must not be disposed of in municipal waste. All electrical appliances and batteries are marked with such a symbol. The symbol may appear directly on the electrical appliances and battery, on its packaging, or in the user manual or warranty certificate.

How to dispose of batteries? 

• Individuals can use the services: BUĎ LÍNÝ or Rebalík
• Legal entities can use: Collection service for registered partners: Collection service for registered partners
• At the point of sale – at the address of your physical store:
  • Servis center and brand store Samsung Praha, Ječná 36, 120 00 Praha 2 (brand store)
• or at the end-of-life product collection point (MZO):
  • Repair and service centrum  area Service Park, Průmyslová 1181, 391 02 Sezimovo Ústí (reception)
  • Company headquarters VSP DATA a.s., Údolní 2188, 390 64 Tábor (reception)
• Through the publicly accessible collection network of REMA Battery, s.r.o., designated for the take-back of batteries
• Through the publicly accessible collection network listed on the Ministry of the Environment’s website (ISOH 2)

Why recycle?

Electrical equipment and batteries contain many recyclable metals such as zinc, iron, manganese, nickel, cadmium, or lead. Some of these substances are also very hazardous to the environment and human health, especially mercury, lead, and cadmium. Certain batteries are marked with the chemical element symbols they contain (Pb, Cd, Hg).

By handing over electrical equipment / batteries to a take-back point, we help conserve primary raw material resources through material recycling and, at the same time, protect our environment from improper handling.

Unused batteries that are not passed on for recycling through take-back points but are instead stored in office drawers, households, or companies can even pose a fire risk. This applies in particular to batteries containing lithium. For safety reasons, it is therefore very important to deliver used batteries for recycling as soon as possible.

The most common types of batteries, their designation and use: