Accepted Devices & Program Options
Electronics recycling programs accept a wide range of devices. For businesses, ask about serialized asset tracking and downstream documentation. For residents, check municipal events and retailer take‑back between events.
Common E‑Waste Acceptance (Residential & Business)
Category | Examples | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Computers & Laptops | Desktops, laptops, all‑in‑ones | Remove drives or request NIST 800‑88 sanitization |
| Mobile Devices | Phones, tablets, wearables | Factory reset + data destruction certificates on request |
| Displays | LCD/LED monitors, TVs | CRT often fee‑based; check sizes/weights |
| Printers & Peripherals | Printers, scanners, routers | Ink/toner typically accepted separately |
| Batteries | Li‑ion, sealed lead acid | Bag terminals; follow Universal Waste rules |
Data Security & Documentation
Ensure NIST 800‑88 data sanitization or on‑site shredding for data‑bearing media. Keep serialized Certificates of Destruction for compliance and audits. R2/e‑Stewards certifications provide additional assurance on downstreams.
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E‑Waste Recycling FAQs
Answers to the most common questions about this topic
Use certified recyclers offering NIST 800‑88 sanitization or physical destruction. Request serialized Certificates of Destruction.
Keep batteries separate and bag terminals. Larger quantities may require UN‑rated containers and hazmat shipping protocols.
Many locations charge for TVs/CRTs due to handling costs. Call ahead to confirm pricing and acceptance limits.