环保指令（Environmental directives）.docVIP

环保指令（Environmental directives） Introduction of the EU bis directive (WEEE/ROHS directive) 2003.2.13 promulgated The WEEE/ROHS directive contains two parts, namely, recycling, reusing WEEE and limiting the use of harmful substances in ROHS. The following two explanations are briefly explained. The WEEE directive is briefly explained A. targets for the implementation of the WEEE directive The purpose of the implementation of the WEEE directive, the most important is the prevention of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), is the realization of these waste recycling, recycling and other forms in addition, in order to reduce waste disposal. Efforts have also been made to improve all operators involved in the life cycle of electronic and electrical equipment, such as producers, distributors and consumers, especially those involved in the waste electrical and electronic equipment processing. B.WEEE scope of application The WEEE instruction case applies to the following electronic and electrical products: large household appliances, small household appliances, information technology and telecommunications equipment, user equipment, lighting equipment, electrical and electronic tools (except for large stationary industrial tools), toys, leisure and sports equipment, medical equipment (all implanted and infected products except). Monitoring and control equipment, automatic vending machine. Table 2 (see below) lists the products listed under the above categories of electronic and electrical equipment. The directive will apply without prejudice to the EUs laws on health requirements for safety and the EUs special regulations on waste management. This order is not suitable for war materiel, equipment, weapons and munitions that are related to the important security interests of EU member states. Electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) refers to are listed in Table 2 under the category of design, using a voltage not exceeding 1000V AC and DC does not exceed 1500V,