Waste equipment, batteries and accumulators (BDO)

In accordance with Articles 37 and 39 of the Polish Act of 11 September 2015 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (Journal of Laws 2015, item 1688), we inform you as follows:

1. Do not dispose of waste equipment with municipal waste
   Electrical and electronic equipment that is worn out or damaged must not be placed in ordinary household-waste containers. It should be delivered to an appropriate collection point for waste electrical and electronic equipment.

2. Return of damaged or waste equipment
   If equipment purchased from us becomes damaged or qualifies as waste equipment, the Customer may return it to us at no additional cost.
   After receiving the device, we will pass it on to the entity from which it originated, in accordance with the applicable waste-equipment management system.

3. Safe handling of equipment containing hazardous components
   Some devices may contain batteries, rechargeable batteries, electronic components or elements hazardous to the environment. They should be handled with due care and must not be dismantled independently.

   🔋 Information on batteries and rechargeable batteries (BDO)

   In accordance with Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 of the European Parliament and of the Council, we inform you that:

   • Some products sold may contain batteries or rechargeable batteries; the Seller is not their manufacturer or importer.

   • Used batteries and rechargeable batteries must be taken to designated collection points and must not be disposed of with ordinary waste.

   • The Seller is registered in the Polish Waste Database (BDO) under number 000677159.