This article explains how to properly dispose of Disruptive Technologies (DT) sensors and Cloud Connectors when they are no longer needed or functional.
Who is this article for?
Anyone who has DT devices that are no longer in use, no longer functional, or need to be discarded for any reason.
How to dispose of DT devices
To properly dispose of DT devices, follow these steps:
- Remove the device from any active projects or installations.
- Dispose of the device as electronic waste (e-waste). DT devices must be disposed of and recycled according to the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive.
- Take the device to your local e-waste recycling facility or collection point. Do not throw DT devices in regular household or office waste bins.
The WEEE symbol (shown above) indicates that this product must not be disposed of with general waste and should be handed over to an appropriate electronic waste collection facility.
Troubleshooting / FAQ
Q: Can I throw DT devices in the regular trash?
A: No. DT devices are classified as electronic equipment and must be disposed of as electronic waste in accordance with the WEEE directive. Please take them to a designated e-waste recycling facility or collection point.
Q: Where can I find an e-waste recycling facility near me?
A: Contact your local municipality or waste management authority to find the nearest electronic waste collection point. Many regions also have online directories for e-waste drop-off locations.