EPR liability calculator Your FY 2026-27 obligation under the Battery Waste Management Rules 2022 and the E-Waste (Management) Rules 2022 — calculated against the base year the rules actually use, with every step shown.
1. What do you place on the market? Battery types (BWMR 2022)
E-waste categories (E-Waste Rules 2022, Schedule I) IT & telecom equipment (0 selected) ITEW1 Centralized data processing: mainframes, minicomputers ITEW2 Personal computers ITEW3 Laptop computers ITEW4 Notebook computers ITEW5 Notepad computers ITEW6 Printers including cartridges ITEW7 Copying equipment ITEW8 Electrical and electronic typewriters ITEW9 User terminal and systems ITEW10 Facsimile ITEW11 Telex ITEW12 Telephones ITEW13 Pay telephones ITEW14 Cordless telephones ITEW15 Cellular telephones ITEW16 Answering systems ITEW17 Equipment transmitting sound, images or other information by telecommunications ITEW18 BTS (all components excluding structure of tower) ITEW19 Tablets, iPad ITEW20 Phablets ITEW21 Scanners ITEW22 Routers ITEW23 GPS ITEW24 UPS ITEW25 Inverters ITEW26 Modems ITEW27 Electronic data storage devices
Consumer electronics & photovoltaic panels (0 selected) CEEW1 Television sets (including LCD and LED) CEEW2 Refrigerators CEEW3 Washing machines CEEW4 Air-conditioners (excluding centralised plants) CEEW5 Fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps CEEW6 Screens, electronic photo frames, display panels, monitors CEEW7 Radio sets CEEW8 Set-top boxes CEEW9 Video cameras CEEW10 Video recorders CEEW11 Hi-fi recorders CEEW12 Audio amplifiers CEEW13 Other sound/image recording or reproduction equipment CEEW14 Solar panels/cells, solar photovoltaic panels/cells/modules CEEW15 Luminaires for fluorescent lamps (except household luminaires) CEEW16 High-intensity discharge lamps, incl. pressure sodium and metal halide CEEW17 Low-pressure sodium lamps CEEW18 Other lighting equipment (excluding filament bulbs) CEEW19 Digital cameras
New to EPR? Start with the compliance guides .
