The sizes of these batteries vary depending on the application and each must have their positive terminals taped before recycling.Ħ Volt batteries are the type used in larger flashlights and lanterns. Sealed Lead Acid batteries are commonly used to power emergency lighting systems, UPS power units, remote control cars and vehicles. All of these batteries must have their positive terminals taped before recycling. Other Primary Lithium Cell Batteries (non-rechargeable)Īside from the various button cell sizes, there are the more common AAA, AA, C, D and 9 Volt varieties. We recommend taping both the positive and negative terminals by simply placing a single piece of tape around the top and bottom of the button cell covering both terminal ends.īutton cell batteries are used in many applications such as musical greeting cards, watches and hearing aids. Special consideration must be taken to ensure all primary lithium "button" cell batteries have their positive terminals taped prior to recycling. Primary Lithium "Button" Cell Batteries (non-rechargeable) Please ensure any exposed terminals or wires are taped or bagged during storage and prior to recycling. Rechargeable batteries come in all the common sizes like AA, AAA, C, D and 9 volt and you'll find them in many different household devices. They're also used in cellphones, laptops and tools. Carefully inspect rechargeable batteries for damage. Most of the batteries that we use everyday do not require any special preparation before recycling, however we do recommend that precautionary measures be taken when recycling certain types of batteries to reduce any risk of short-circuit.
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