Bluextreme 1100 - Aquarium Ferplast - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	External aquarium filter
Brand	Ferplast
Model	Bluextreme 1100
Usage	Freshwater aquarium water filtration, indoor
Flow rate (L/h)	1100 L/h
Max lift height	1.5 m
Biological filter volume	7 L
Total filtration volume	11.4 L
Dimensions (L x D x H)	22 x 22 x 40 cm
Weight	Approximately 4.5 kg (empty)
Power consumption	16 W
Voltage	220-240 V / 50 Hz
Recommended aquarium volume	150 to 300 L
Number of filter baskets	4
Filtration type	Mechanical (foams), biological (cylinders), adsorbent (carbon, zeolite)
Priming system	Automatic (self-priming)
Materials	Non-toxic PVC for hoses, EPDM rubber for seals
Support feet	4 plastic feet to glue
Included accessories	Flexible hoses (2x2m), BLUSTART capsules (x4), accessory kit (hoses, spray bar, nozzle, clips, suction cups)
Maintenance	Clean foams every 3-4 weeks; replace foams every 6 months; clean rotor every 3-4 months
Safety	30 mA residual current device recommended; dry run protection; shut-off valves
Spare parts	Available (BLUMEC foams, BLUCARBON carbon, BLUZEOLITE zeolite, gaskets, etc.)
Warranty	Manufacturing defects; excludes foams, seals, improper use
Max water temperature	35°C

Frequently Asked Questions - Bluextreme 1100 Ferplast

How to install the Bluextreme 1100 filter?

Place the filter below the aquarium level, in a cabinet. Connect the intake and return hoses respecting the IN and OUT markings. Make sure the hoses are not bent. Pour about 150 cc of water into the priming cap, open the valves and plug in the filter. The system primes automatically.

What is the filtration capacity of the Bluextreme 1100?

The flow rate is 1100 L/h for a lift height of 1.5 m. The biological filter volume is 7 L. It is recommended for aquariums of 150 to 300 L.

How to maintain the Bluextreme 1100 filter?

Always unplug the filter before maintenance. Every 3 to 4 weeks, clean the mechanical foams with warm water (no detergent). Replace the foams every 6 months. Clean the rotor and pump shaft every 3-4 months with a soft brush.

What to do if the filter does not prime?

Check that the valve opening lever is in the open position. Make sure the priming cap is tightly closed. If necessary, repeat the priming procedure by pouring water again. Shake the filter gently to release air bubbles.

Which filter media to use?

The filter comes with foams of different porosities and biological cylinders. You can replace the adsorbent foam with activated carbon BLUCARBON or zeolite BLUZEOLITE. Use only genuine Ferplast parts to ensure performance.

How to clean the pump of the Bluextreme 1100?

Unplug the filter. Remove the pump cover by pushing the tab. Extract the rotor and ceramic shaft. Clean them with a soft brush and warm water. Reassemble by correctly positioning the shaft in the ring.

What accessories are included with the Bluextreme 1100?

The kit includes 2 flexible hoses of 2 m (∅ 15/21 mm), 4 BLUSTART capsules, an adjustable intake hose, a spray bar, a swivel nozzle, clips, suction cups, L-shaped connectors and fixing rings.

Can the filter be used with seawater?

The manual indicates use with freshwater only. For seawater, consult Ferplast technical support, as some components may not be corrosion-resistant.

How to replace the seals?

It is recommended to replace the EPDM seals at least once a year. Use the genuine Ferplast seal kit. Carefully clean the surfaces before fitting the new seals.

What to do in case of reduced flow?

Check if the foams are clogged and clean them. Make sure the hoses are not bent or blocked. Clean the intake strainer. If the problem persists, clean the pump rotor.

USER MANUAL Bluextreme 1100 Ferplast

Congratulations for having chosen a BLUEXTREME external filter by Ferplast, designed for your complete satisfaction and to ensure the total health of your fish and plants, without neglecting your safety, seeing as the powerful pump integrated in the filter is completely submergible and each component conforms to the relevant international safety regulations (CEI EN 60335-2-41).

Installation and management of the filter will be easy and fun. And, thanks to BLUEXTREME, only a few minutes of maintenance every month are enough to have an aquarium that is always in perfect efficient condition.

PRELIMINARY WARNINGS

• Make sure that the indicated voltage on the equipment label corresponds to the electric network.
• The filter is designed for interior use.
- Make sure that your home is protected upstream by a differential cutout switch with intervention current that does not exceed 30mA.
- Unplug the equipment from the power supply before performing any maintenance operations.
• The power cord must not be repaired or replaced: in case of damage, replace the entire equipment.
• The temperature of the liquid must not exceed 35^ C.
- When the filter is connected to the power supply, make sure that the lowest point of the electric cord is lower than the electric socket; to avoid that eventual drops of water present on the cord can accidentally come into contact with the socket (fig. 1).
• This product is not suitable for use by children or disabled persons without supervision.
• Make sure that the suction tube is always submerged, in a way that keeps the filter from ever becoming dry.

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OPENING THE PACKAGE

Inside the BLUEXTREME package you will find:

• 1 BLUEXTREME external filter, complete with pump and filtering material (sponges and ceramic cylinders);
- 2 flexible tubes in non-toxic PVC length 1,5 or 2 meters (∅ 15/21 mm);
- 2 (BLUEXTREME 700) or 4 (BLUEXTREME 1100 - 1500) BLUSTART capsules (special capsules that speed up the filter maturation process);
- ACCESSORIES KIT, including:
- 1 extensible suction tube complete with grill, holding cap for filter connection and fixing ferrule for the flexible tube;
- 1 discharge tube complete with extension, fittings for spray-bar or nozzle and fixing ferrule for the flexible tube;
- 1 spray-bar;
- 1 rotary nozzle;
- 6 long clips with ratchet;
- 4 short clips with ratchet;
- 10 suction cups;
- 4 filter support legs;
- 2 clips holders.

BLUEXTREME 1500 E700 BLUEXTREME 1100

BLUEXTREME FILTER TECHNICAL DATA

BLUEXTREME	CAPACITY P	EVALENCE	INTERNAL TANK VOLUME	BIOLOGICAL FILTRATION VOLUME	POWER	AQUARIUM TANK VOLUME	DIMENSIONS	FILTRATION BASKETS
model	L/h m		L				cmL W L	n°
700	700	1,3	5,5	1	12	< 150	22 x 22 - h 34	3
1100	1100	1,5	7	1	16	150 < l < 300	22 x 22 - h 40	4
1500	1500	2,2	11	2,5	32	< 500	26 x 26 - h 46	4

BLUEXTREME:

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Filter handle

An easy to use handle for transporting the filter, designed to support it even when full of water (Fig. A/1).

Valve release lever

An easy to use lever that facilitates the extraction of the valves group from the filter cover during maintenance operations (Fig. A/2).

PLEASE NOTE: The Valves Group can be extracted from the cover only if the lever is in a vertical position.

Valve opening lever (safety system)

A lever that permits the opening/closing of the valves and the regulation of flow (Fig. A/4).

Tube fittings with ferrule

Easy to use 360° rotary fittings (Fig. A/7) with a ferrule that permits a secure fitting onto the flexible tube (Fig. A/3).

Valves group

An element easily extracted from the cover thanks to the release lever, which contains the valves for the interception of the water flow (Fig. A/10).

PLEASE NOTE: When extracted from the cover, a special system blocks the valve opening lever, so that it cannot move accidentally and cause bothersome water leakage.

Hooks

4 strong hooks for a tight hold between the cover and the filter tank (Fig. A/5). A special button permits blocking of the hook, when closed, in order to avoid bothersome accidental opening (Fig. A/6).

PLEASE NOTE: Red: blocked hook; Green: unblocked hook.

Tank seal

Special seal in EPDM rubber, to guarantee the maximum hold between the cover and tank (Fig. A/8).

Pre-chamber seal

Special seal in EPDM expanded with closed cells that guarantees water flow from the filter input to the bottom of the tank, without any preferential passage (Fig. A/9).

Ceramic cylinders basket

Easy to use basket containing ceramic cylinders for biological filtration.

This position optimizes filter efficiency (Fig. B/1).

Water passage tube

An integrated tube that ensures a direct flow of water from the aquarium to the bottom of the tank (Fig. B/2).

Filtration material basket

Easy to use baskets containing sponges of varied porosity, easily adaptable to other types of materials (Fig. B/3). The special adjustable handles ensure that their position is always well adhered to the tank wall, in a way that avoids the preferential passages of water around the sponges (Fig. B/4). The filtration materials can be replaced with others including perlon wool BLUFIBRE (mechanical filtration), activated charcoal in grains BLUCARBON and the zeolite BLUZEOLITE (absorbent filtration) or other materials, being careful not to clog the filter.

Suction tube

Special tube for suctioning the water in the aquarium, length adjustable (Fig. C/6). The tube includes a grill to avoid the entrance of leaves or fish into the filter (Fig. C/7) and a hole with a cap for the connection (Fig. C/8). In addition, the ferrule ensures a tight on the flexible tube.

Flexible tube

Special flexible tube in PVC with a diameter of 15/21 mm available pre-cut in 2 pieces.

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1 Filter handle
2 Valve release lever
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6 Hook closure safety button
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Setting up the aquarium

• Decorate the aquarium as recommended by your trusted shop owner or as indicated in the instructions manual.
• In any case, if you are setting up an aquarium with tropical fresh water fish, we recommend a uniform shallow layer of fertilizer.
• Fill the tank with water (we recommend using 50% tap water and 50% demineralized water for aquariums, even though this percentage can vary depending on the characteristics of your tap water).
• Set the temperature of the heater based on the chosen species of fish and plants (for example, for tropical fresh water aquariums, the average temperature is approximately 25 - 26^ ).

Install the external filter as described below

(Including the insertion of BLUSTART tablets)

• Place the plants in the aquarium after the water has been in the tank for 24 hours, to be sure the temperature and the chemical values of the water are stable.
• Before inserting the fish, you must wait 10-12 days, so the filter will be active. We recommend that you verify the parameters of the water of your aquarium with the measuring device MULTISTICK TESTER. Your trusted shop owner can also recommend the ideal values for temperature, hardness, etc., according to the species of fish and plants that you have chosen for your aquarium. It is a good idea to repeat the control frequently. When the fish are inserted, add the BLUSTART tablets included with the filter (1 in 700 and 2 in 1100 and 1500) in the bottom of the filter tank (you can introduce them easily through the tube, Fig. D).
• During the period of time necessary for filter maintenance, add a daily small dose of dry food: it will facilitate the formation of bacterial flora.

Preparation and installation of the filter

• Stick the four support legs of the filter to the bottom of the tank (Fig. B/6).
• Position the BLUEXTREME filter under the level of your aquarium (if you want, position it on the side of the aquarium, which can be done after start-up). All the Ferplast stands are designed to accommodate the filter and facilitate the passage of the tubes.
  PLEASE NOTE: From the base of the filter support to the intake point of the tubes into the aquarium there must not be more than 160 cm.
• Insert the valves group into the seat; lower the release lever and verify that the regulation lever is in the UNBLOCKED position.
• Extract the filter tank cover using the hooks (remember that the 4 safety buttons must first be raised, going from red to green, Fig. E) and verify the correct position of the filtration materials; release 1 (700) or 2 (1100-1500) BLUSTART capsules into the bottom of the filter tank (you can easily introduce them through the tube). Re-close the filter, positioning the cover over the tank, blocking it with the four hooks and closing the safety buttons.

PLEASE NOTE: do not lock one hook at a time, but pairs of hooks (one opposite the other).

Be careful of the correct assembly and correct direction of the cover onto the tank, positioning it in a way to guarantee the continuity of the water's passage from the intake to the discharge (Fig. F). Make sure that there is not dirt or foreign matter on the seals under the cover.

- Position the flow and suction pipes in your aquarium, making sure to fix them properly with the suitable accessories (Fig. G).

PLEASE NOTE: the FERPLAST aquariums are opportunely designed for the passage of tubes (Fig. H). - In the CAYMAN, DUBAI & CAPRI models there are easily removable rupture blocks present on the back of the cover.

- In the STAR models, the rear grill vents can be easily removed to permit the passage of tubes. - We recommend that you position the flow and suction unit in the rear angles, in opposite positions, to avoid the formation of direct passages between the two. In fact, these passages could compromise the efficient functioning of your aquarium.

PLEASE NOTE: In the aquarium CAYMAN 60, because of the reduced amount of available space, it is not possible to utilize the "C" fittings in the left angle of the aquarium; therefore we recommend to position the suction on the right side and the flow on the left, entering directly into the flow with the flexible tube.

SUCTION TUBE

Position the "C" fittings with cap (Fig. C/9) on the aquarium and connect the semi-transparent tube towards the inside side of the aquarium; insert the height regulation tube (Fig. C/6), having already connected the grill on the bottom. Then regulate the position of the aquarium grill, keeping it approximately 3-4 cm from the bottom of the tank.

FLOW TUBES

Position the "C" fitting without cap (Fig. C/3) on the aquarium and connect the "L" fitting with or without extension (Fig. C/2), according to your needs. Then connect the spray-bar (Fig. C/1) or 360° rotary nozzle (Fig. C/5). Connect the flexible tubes to the filter tube fitting and the flow and suction unit, being careful not to invert the direction (IN from the filter towards the suction unit, OUT from the external filter towards the flow tube, Fig. F). After having inserted them into the seat, use the ferrules to fix them securely.

PLEASE NOTE: The flexible tubes are to be cut cleanly and at the correct length; they are then to be connected in a way that does not create horns (this also facilitates filter connection) or bending (which could compromise the water capacity).

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Fig. E UNBLOCKED BLOCKED

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Starting the filter (self-priming system)

1 Make sure that the valve-opening lever is in the closed position.
2 Open the cap located above the suction unit and pour a water cup (approximately 150 cc).
3 Re-close the cap carefully.
4 Open the filter valve using the appropriate lever. In this way, the system auto-starts.
5 Turn on the filter by connecting it to the electrical socket. Using the lever it is possible to regulate the flow and discharge of the water.

PLEASE NOTE:

Once the filter is started, make certain that there are no leaks. After a couple of hours of functioning, verify that the filter functions correctly and re-control that there are not any leaks. If the water does not flow in a satisfactory manner in the discharge tube, verify the connections of the tube and make certain that they are not obstructed or bent. By lightly shaking the filter it is possible to let out any air present inside.

Maintenance

Important: always unplug the filter from the electrical current before performing any maintenance.

Filter maintenance must be performed regularly, at least every 3-4 weeks, and always when there is an evident reduction in the flow level.

To perform maintenance:

• close the valve using the lever (Fig. I/5a);
• disconnect the filter from electricity;
  • after a few seconds, extract the valves group, using the release lever that facilitates the extraction (Fig. I/5b);
• transport the filter towards the area where you will clean it, using the solid handle (Fig. I/5c);

- open the filter by moving the hooks (remember to raise the safety buttons);

- extract the ceramic cylinders basket. (PLEASE NOTE: it's not necessary to wash the biological filtration material, so they can retain their bacterial associations that keep them active);

- Rinse the mechanical and absorption filtration sponges, extracting them through the apposite basket handles:

- the mechanical filtration sponges must be replaced at least every 6 months; use only original BLUMEC replacements;

- The effect of the absorbent sponge runs out in the arc of 2-3 weeks; therefore, we recommend to replace it with original BLUCLEAR replacement or leave it in the filter with mechanical functioning; in any case, it must be replaced every 6 months;

- the absorbent sponge can also be replaced by other materials including activated carbon in grains BLUCARBON or zeolite BLUZEOLITE (it is advisable to position them with the provided bag);

- during periods of special therapeutic treatments, the absorbent sponge must be removed from the filter (to avoid a reduction in their beneficiary effects). Once this period is over, we recommend that you insert a new one.

- Clean the rotor and the shaft of the filter pump at least every 3-4 months:

- remove the pump cover, pushing the tab towards the fan and pulling it off completely (Fig. I/6a-b);

- extract the rotor and shaft and clean them with a soft brush and tepid water (do not use detergent or abrasives);

- reassemble the pump by inverting the process, making certain that the ceramic shaft in tightly in its seat in the socket (be careful when handling it, as it is very fragile).

- Reassemble the filter; be careful to re-insert the filtration materials in the correct order: blue large pored sponge on the bottom, blue small pored sponge in the middle (only for 1100 and 1500), sponge with activated carbon on next, basket with ceramic cylinders on top.

- Position the filter near the tank and re-insert the valves group into its seat. Attention: if there is some water on the internal cover, before setting it into the filter, let the water go out by simply tilting the cover.

- If you have proceeded correctly, simply opening the valves and connecting the electricity will start the filter. In case, for any reason, the filter does not start-up, perform the procedure indicated in paragraph "Starting the filter".

Other maintenance activities:

• Seal: to guarantee an always-perfect filter hold, we recommend replacing the seals at least once a year, with the appropriate Ferplast Kit.
  • Periodically clean the suction grill, verifying that it is never blocked.
• Regularly re-clean the flexible tubes, so that algae or dirt do not reduce or impede the passage of water

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Replacement parts and accessories

Every part of the BLUEXTREME filter is easily replaced. The replacement parts are available in the store where you purchased the filter. There are also numerous Ferplast accessories available, continuously updated, and useful for accommodating the aquarium for diverse needs. For the replacement of any component and to guarantee the maximum functioning and safety of your product, it is necessary to use only original Ferplast Parts. The assembly of unoriginal replacement parts renders the warranty null and void.

Warranty

Ferplast guarantees the BLUEXTREME filter and all of its components and accessories within the limits illustrated in the present clause and by the provisions of applicable law. The warranty is valid only for manufacturing defects and includes the repairs or replacement at no cost. The warranty is not valid for damage and/or defects caused by neglect, wear, use not conforming to the indications and warnings reported in this manual, accidents, mishandling, misuse, inappropriate repairs, and sales not accompanied by a sales receipt. The sponges, seals and filtration materials are excluded from the warranty.

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Illustration of two mechanical components with a downward arrow, no text or symbols present

ÖNINDÍTÓ RENDSZER

2 150 cc

Close-up of a mechanical component with a curved arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

3D rendered mechanical component with two protruding pins and a triangular motion arrow (no text or symbols)

Hand holding a black cable inserted into an electrical outlet (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical device with two cylindrical components and an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

I ábra

Illustration of a mechanical device with three protrusions and a pointer, no visible text or symbols

abra 1 2 3 4

Close-up of a car's front wheel and side door (no visible text or symbols)

Mechanical component diagram showing a valve and housing with orange arrows indicating direction (no text or symbols)

3D rendered mechanical component with orange directional arrows (no text or symbols)

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered annotations pointing to specific parts

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered parts labeled 1 through 7, likely for assembly or labeling.

Bild B

d B 1 2 3 4 5 6

Diagram of a mechanical linkage system with numbered components for identification

Illustration of two mechanical components with a downward arrow, no text or symbols present

2 150 cc

3D rendered mechanical component with two protruding parts and a triangular guide mechanism (no text or symbols)

SJÄLVSUGANDE SYSTEM

Close-up of a mechanical component with a curved arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Hand holding a black electrical outlet with a cable inserted (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical device with two cylindrical components and an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a mechanical device with three protrusions and a base, no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a car's front wheel and side door (no visible text or symbols)

Fig. I

1 2 3 4 Fig.1

1 keramiska cylinderkorgar
2 absorberande svamp
3 svamp med stora porer
4 svamp med små porer

Mechanical component diagram showing a lever and housing with an orange arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with no visible text or symbols

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered annotations pointing to specific parts

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered parts labeled 1 through 7, likely for assembly or labeling.

Fig. B

g. B 1 2 3 4 5 6

Diagram of a mechanical linkage system with numbered components for identification

6 7

9 8

Illustration of two mechanical components with an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

2 150 cc

3D rendered mechanical component with two protruding parts and a triangular guide mechanism (no text or symbols)

DET SELVSPÄNDENDE SYSTEM

Close-up of a mechanical component with a curved arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Hand holding a black electrical outlet with a cable inserted (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical device with two cylindrical components and an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a mechanical device with three protrusions and a base, no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a car's front wheel and side door (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with orange arrow indicating a specific part (no text or symbols visible)

Fig. I

1 2 3 4 Fig.1

1 kurv med keramiske cylindere
2 absorberende svamp
3 svamp med store porer
4 svamp med små porer

Close-up of a mechanical component with no visible text or symbols

Exterior view of a transparent cylindrical water heater with two protruding pipes (no text or symbols visible)

Рис. I

Simple line diagram showing a power outlet connected to a vertical pipe with a downward arrow indicating flow or direction (no text or symbols)

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered parts labeled 1 through 7

Рис. В

c. B 1 2 3 4 5 6

OUT IN Pnc. F

Рис. G A (x 4) B (x 2) C (x 2)

Illustration of two mechanical components with an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

ПУСК НАСОСА

2 150 cc

Close-up of a mechanical component with a curved arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Mechanical component with two cylindrical parts mounted on a base, no visible text or symbols

Hand holding a black pen touching a dark electrical outlet (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical device with two cylindrical components and an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Рис. I

Illustration of a mechanical device with three protrusions and an arrow pointing to a base (no text or symbols)

1 2 3 4

Close-up of a black plastic car interior with handle and seat (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with orange arrows indicating features (no readable text or symbols)

Illustration of a mechanical component with orange arrows indicating direction (no text or symbols)

Запасные детали

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered annotations pointing to specific parts

Diagram of a mechanical component with numbered parts labeled 1 through 7, likely for assembly or labeling.

rys B

1 2 3 4 5 6 S B

Diagram of a mechanical linkage system with numbered components for identification

6 7

9 8

ZAKŁADANIE AKWARIUM

Illustration of two mechanical components with a downward arrow, no text or symbols present

2 150 cc

3D rendered mechanical component with two protruding parts and a triangular guide mechanism (no text or symbols)

SELF-PRIMING SYSTEM

Close-up of a mechanical component with a curved arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

Hand holding a black electrical outlet with a cable inserted (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical device with two cylindrical components and an arrow indicating motion (no text or symbols)

Illustration of a mechanical device with three protrusions and a base, no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a car's front wheel and side door (no visible text or symbols)

rys I 1 2 3 4

Close-up of a mechanical component with orange arrow indicating a specific part (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a mechanical component with no visible text or symbols

CZEŚCI ZAMIENNE I AKCESORIA

Black-and-white underwater photo of a striped fish head and its mouth, surrounded by palm trees (no text or symbols visible)

Warning symbol and waste disposal icon with exclamation mark and no-drawn waste bin

IMPORTANT

Within the European Union, a crossed-out wheelie bin symbol on the product, documentation or packaging indicates that the product cannot be disposed of in the regular household waste stream, in compliance with EU Directive 2012/19/EC and with current local regulations. The product must be disposed of at recycling centres or authorised waste disposal centres for electrical and electronic equipment, in accordance with current legislation in the country where the product is found. Incorrect disposal of this type of waste can have a negative impact on the environment and human health, caused by the potentially hazardous substances produce by electrical and electronic equipment. Correct disposal of these products will also contribute to the efficient use of natural resources. Further information is available from the product retailer, the competent local authorities and national manufacturer's organisations.

IMPORTANTE