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6.5 DISPOSING OF THE CellAED®
The CellAED® is designed to be used once and
then disposed of safely and immediately after use,
according to local council regulations.
The single use battery embedded in the CellAED®
has a shelf life of no longer than 13 months from the
date of manufacture; When the battery is low, the
LED will blink AMBER to indicate the need to replace
the CellAED®.
DANGER: The CellAED® battery is not rechargeable.
Do not attempt to recharge, open, crush, or burn the
battery, as these actions present a risk of explosion
or fire and can cause harm to the user. If the battery
is depleted, the CellAED® needs to be replaced.
Dispose of the CellAED® safely and immediately
according to local council regulations. Keep a
snapped CellAED® out of the reach of children, as
the cable presents a risk of strangulation. After use,
dispose of the CellAED® safely and immediately
according to local council regulations.
CAUTION: After the CellAED® has been used, is
expired, is damaged, or you have doubts about the
condition of the CellAED®, dispose of it safely
and immediately according to the local council
regulations for disposing of batteries and electrical/
electronic waste. Correct disposal procedure
according to local council regulations must be
observed to ensure that no dangerous substances are
released, which may adversely impact human and/or
environmental health.
Where applicable, follow Directive 2012/19/EU of the
European Parliament Policy for Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment (WEEE). If no collection point
or recycling centre is available, return the CellAED®
to the nearest distributor or the manufacturer.
WARRANTY: The Manufacturer provides a Warranty
for the battery and therefore for the CellAED® for a
period of 13 months from the date of manufacture.
For more details, please refer to Section 4.7 (Terms
of Warranty, page 17).
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