Batteries recycling
How to Recycle Lead-Acid Batteries (Small)
Small sealed lead-acid batteries from UPS systems, emergency lighting, and mobility scooters.
Recyclable$0–$5 each at some retailers (core value varies)Updated Jun 2026
Quick answer
Yes, small sealed lead-acid batteries (alarms, mobility scooters, UPS units) are highly recyclable but hazardous, so never trash them. Return them to a battery retailer, auto-parts store, or Call2Recycle drop-off; many pay a small core credit for the lead.
- Recyclable
- Yes
- Typical value
- $0–$5 each at some retailers (core value varies)
- Donate / take-back
- Available
How to Prepare
- 1Handle carefully to avoid acid leaks
- 2Keep upright during transport