Element-A, EA2 User Manual
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Protecting the Environment
Element-A’s are designed with consideration for the environment and comply with relevant regulations
such as the EU’s RoHS regulations and Batteries Directive, as well as the USA’s EPA initiative to
‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’. Element-A’s are provided to customers to support the service Elemental
Machines provides, but they remain the property of Elemental Machines and should be returned to EM
at the end of their life for reuse, recycling or disposal as appropriate. Elemental Machines relies on
customers to play their role in the process of disposing of Element-A’s correctly, to help Elemental
Machines in protecting the environment.
The Element-A is marked with this symbol, the EU’s ‘wheeled bin’ symbol, to identify it as
Electrical or Electronic Equipment that the EU requires not to be added to unsorted
municipal waste when it has reached the end of its life. The correct disposal, which
includes when the Battery pack has reached exhaustion, is to return the Element-A to
Elemental Machines, or their agent, where:
• Lithium battery packs that have reached the end of their life can be removed from the
Element-A for disposal according to local regulations (EU Non-hazardous Waste code:
16 06 04).
• Element-A’s can have a new battery pack installed or, if they have reached the end of
their life, will have their battery pack removed for disposal as above and then treated
as Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment (WEEE) (EU Non-hazardous Waste code
16 02 14).
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