UPS & Battery Disposal
Industrial UPS, Data Center Batteries, Lead-Acid
UPS systems and batteries require proper disposal - you can't just throw them in the trash. We connect you with licensed buyers who handle hazardous materials properly while offering competitive prices for your equipment.
Proper UPS & Battery Disposal
Disposing of UPS systems and batteries isn't as simple as selling to a junk shop. Lead-acid batteries are hazardous waste that require proper handling. Our buyers are licensed for hazardous material handling and can provide documentation for your compliance records.
What We Handle
Office UPS
APC, CyberPower, Eaton
Rack Mount UPS
Server room equipment
Industrial UPS
Large capacity systems
Batteries
Lead-acid, VRLA, gel
Value Breakdown
- Working UPS with good batteries - Highest value (resale)
- Working UPS with dead batteries - Medium value (refurbish)
- Dead UPS units - Value in components
- Used batteries only - Lead scrap value
Environmental Note: Improper battery disposal is illegal and harmful. Our buyers ensure batteries are recycled at licensed facilities, with lead recovered and reused.
Documentation Provided
- Proper receipt of hazardous materials
- Certificate of proper disposal (upon request)
- Chain of custody documentation
Get Offers for Your UPS & Batteries
Submit details and receive competing bids within 48-72 hours.
UPS & Battery Disposal FAQ
Common questions about disposing UPS systems and batteries
We accept all types: desktop/office UPS (APC, CyberPower, Eaton), rack-mount UPS for servers, industrial UPS systems, and data center-scale battery backup systems. Both working units and dead batteries are accepted.
Still have questions? Contact us and we'll be happy to help.