Battery Ghar Team · September 27, 2026 · Services
Used lead-acid and lithium batteries must be handled and recycled responsibly. A little preparation makes buyback and collection faster and more transparent.
Information to prepare
- Battery type and chemistry (lead-acid, lithium or other)
- Quantity, capacity and approximate weight
- Site location and access details for collection
- Whether batteries are still installed or already removed
Safe storage before collection
- Store batteries upright in a dry, ventilated area
- Protect terminals to prevent short circuits
- Keep damaged or leaking batteries separate
- Do not stack batteries beyond safe limits
Documentation
Businesses should retain records of batteries handed over for recycling. Working with authorised recyclers helps meet applicable environmental regulations.
Combine with replacement
Planning buyback together with a battery replacement reduces site visits and can offset part of the cost of new batteries.