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Protecting our environment

Protect nature

By using VARTA RECHARGE ACCU Recycled cells, your ecological footprint and the massive impact of mining, chemical materials, plastic and waste on our earth can be reduced in order to sustain our environment for future generations.

The accus made of 11% recycled material are rechargeable and lower the required amount of raw material as well as water and electricity during production.

With VARTA RECHARGE ACCU Recycled batteries, you can make a contribution towards environmental protection following the three „R“s: Recycle materials, Reuse batteries and Reduce waste.


VARTA RECHARGE ACCU Recycled
Reasons to buy Rechargeable Batteries
What can you do to protect the environment
VARTA ECO Charger
Hints & Tricks
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT VARTA RECHARGE ACCU RECYCLED

RECHARGE ACCU Recycled

Product
features:

  • 11% recycled material included
  • Ready To Use Technology
  • Low self discharge: 70% remaining capacity after 12 months
  • Pre-charged for immediate usage

DID YOU KNOW?

Enough plastic is thrown away each year to circle the earth four times*.


*https://www.theguardian.com/environment/ 2002/aug/22/worldsummit2002.earth21

DID YOU KNOW?

Even the blister of the VARTA RECHARGE ACCU Recycled contains 70% recycled materials!

Reasons to buy
rechargeable batteries

One RECHARGE ACCU Recycled can replace
hundreds of Alkaline Batteries.
Save Material and Packaging
The replacement of alkaline batteries saves a lot of raw materials and packaging as less batteries are produced.
Save Water and Energy
Less batteries lead to less water and energy consumption due to lower battery productions.
Save Transports
Lower battery productions and purchasing rates – as rechargeable batteries can be used several years – result in reduced transportation and pollution.

WHAT CAN you DO TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT

LEAVE YOUR CAR AT HOME

If you can stay off the road just 2 days a week you will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by an average of 721 kilograms per year*.

*https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-science/save-earth-top-ten.htm

RECYCLE

You can help reduce pollution just by putting your soda can in a different bin*.

*https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-science/save-earth-top-ten.htm

SAVE WATER

Take a brisk shower, not a leisurely bath. Every time you turn off the water while brushing teeth, you do something good*.

*https://www.theguardian.com/environment/ 2002/aug/22/worldsummit2002.earth21

VARTA ECO CHARGER

Combining high performance with environmental friendliness

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT VARTA ECO CHARGER

ECO CHARGER

Product
features:

  • Single slot charging for up to 4 cells
  • Charges AAA & AA at once
  • Charging indication: blue LEDs for each slot
  • 3 years guarantee
  • Comprehensive safety features

DID YOU KNOW?

It takes 500 - 1.000 years for plastic to degrade*.


*https://www.theguardian.com/environment/ 2002/aug/22/worldsummit2002.earth21

DID YOU KNOW?

Even the packaging of the Eco Charger contains 40% recycled materials.

HINTS & TRICKS

FOR PROPER HANDLING OF RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES

Non-use
When the device is not used for a long time, rechargeable batteries should be withdrawn to avoid deep discharge.
Refresh
From time to time the Accus should be fully discharged and charged several times.
Storage temperature
For an optimal performance rechargeable batteries should be stored at a temperature between 10 to 30 degrees.
State of charge when storing
When storing VARTA RECHARGE ACCU Recycled for a longer time, the Accus should be charged beforehand.
Recharging
Accus should be recharged every 12 months.
Recycling
To avoid environmental and health problems due to hazardous substances in electrical and electronic goods, appliances marked with this symbol mustn’t be disposed of with unsorted municipal waste, but recovered, reused or recycled. For further information on recycling please contact your local city council.