Spent Deep Cycle Lead-Acid Battery
Worn-out deep cycle lead-acid battery from marine/RV applications, unable to maintain charge due to plate degradation. HTS 8549.11.10.80 applies to such spent accumulators collected for lead reclamation.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If lead-acid but functional
Usable lead-acid accumulators stay in live battery headings regardless of application
If other chemistry like NiCd
Spent accumulators of nickel-cadmium or other types fall under separate waste subheadings
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Include lab reports proving non-rechargeability to prevent reclassification; use UN-approved acid-resistant drums; check Basel Convention rules for transboundary e-waste movement
Related Products under HTS 8549.11.10.80
Toy Electric Car Spent Battery
Small spent 6V lead-acid battery from children's ride-on electric toy cars, worn from play use. Fits 8549.11.10.80 definition of spent lead-acid accumulators scrap for recovery.
Scrubber Machine Waste Battery
Large spent lead-acid battery from floor cleaning scrubber machines, no longer viable after industrial shifts. HTS 8549.11.10.80 covers industrial spent lead-acid for lead extraction.
Spent Lead-Acid Car Battery
A used 12V lead-acid storage battery from an automobile, no longer capable of holding a charge due to wear and sulfation. Classified under HTS 8549.11.10.80 as spent lead-acid accumulators intended for lead recovery, meeting the definition of non-usable and non-rechargeable primary cells or accumulators.
Used UPS Lead-Acid Battery
Spent 12V sealed lead-acid battery from uninterruptible power supply systems, depleted from repeated discharge cycles. Falls under HTS 8549.11.10.80 for spent lead-acid accumulators destined for lead recovery, as it cannot be recharged effectively.
Discarded Telecom Lead-Acid Battery
End-of-life 48V lead-acid battery pack from telecommunications backup power stations, broken down from overuse. Classified in 8549.11.10.80 as spent lead-acid storage for recovery of lead content.
Used Golf Cart Lead-Acid Battery
Spent 6V or 12V lead-acid battery from electric golf carts, no longer holding charge due to sulfation and wear. Meets criteria for HTS 8549.11.10.80 as waste/scrap lead-acid accumulators for recovery.