Instruction manual

separately at the end of their service life. For the packaging,

follow the regulations in your country for separating waste.

Improper disposal of packaging materials can be harmful to

your health and the environment.

The separate collection of waste electrical and electron-

ic equipment, (rechargeable) batteries (if applicable) and

packaging is intended to promote reuse and recycling and to

prevent negative impacts on public health and the environ-

ment, for example due to hazardous substances contained

in these products. At the end of their service life, recycle

electrical and electronic equipment and (rechargeable) bat-

teries so that their materials can be reused and to prevent

environmental pollution.

If (rechargeable) batteries can be removed without destroy-

ing them, you are obliged to dispose of them separately (see

the product’s operating instructions for information on how

to remove the batteries safely). Be especially careful when

handling (rechargeable) batteries containing lithium, as

these pose special hazards, such as the risk of ﬁre and/or

health risks if button cells are swallowed. Reduce battery

waste as much as possible by using longer-life batteries or

rechargeable batteries.

Further information on the recycling of these products can

be obtained from your municipal administration, from the

municipal collection points, or from your Sennheiser partner.

You may also be able to return electrical or electronic equip-

ment to your distributor, if they are legally required to do so.

By disposing of your batteries properly, you are helping to

protect public health and the environment.

UK Declaration of conformity

• RoHS Regulations (2012)

• EMC Regulations (2016)

EU Declaration of conformity

• RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU)

• EMC Directive (2014/30/EU)

The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available

at the following internet address: