At the municipal collection sites the ten product categories of EEE subject to producer responsibility are divided into five fractions.
|
Fraction 1: Large household appliances |
⇒Category |
1, 6, 7 |
|
Fraction 2: Refrigeration equipment |
⇒Category |
1 |
|
Fraction 3: Small household appliances |
⇒Category |
2, 3, 4, 5a*, 6, 7, 8, 9 |
|
Fraction 4: Screens and monitors |
⇒Category |
3, 4, 7, 9 |
|
Fraction 5: Light sources |
⇒Category |
5b** |
* Luminaires **Light sources
With the entry into force of the Battery Order on 1 January 2009 one more fraction emerged: portable batteries. Thereby six fractions are now collected. All fractions are subject to producer responsibility and will be collected and/or separated by the local authorities and picked up by producers/importers.
Collection equipment for waste products at the municipal collection sites is supplied by producers/importers (in practice normally their collective schemes). Producers/importers seek to standardize at the national level equipment supplied to the local authorities.
DPA-System has drawn up guidelines for correct sorting of WEEE into the 5 fractions and batteries. See details under the link on the right-hand side.
Equipment used for collection of the 6 fractions: (the decription is in Danish)
Sorting guidelines for WEEE and waste batteries (in Danish)