Hand in all batteries - and the specialists will sort them
Not all batteries are environmentally hazardous. But since it is difficult to tell the difference between them, we encourage you to hand them all over to us.
May contain heavy metals
The batteries are divided according to which environmentally harmful substances are in them. They may contain heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium and nickel. Lead, nickel, cadmium and mercury compounds appear on the Danish Environmental Protection Agency's list of undesirable substances.
They can cause cancer and cause damage to the environment and health if they are not collected and treated properly in the right facilities.
