# Rebattr

> Rebattr connects businesses and households with certified battery recyclers across the U.S. Get free quotes for lithium-ion, lead-acid, EV, UPS, forklift, and household battery recycling and pickup. Visitors can recycle, sell, or buy batteries; every page has a free quote form.

## Tools
- [Battery value calculator](https://rebattr.com/battery-value-calculator/): estimate scrap payout or recycling cost by battery type and weight
- [Can I throw away batteries?](https://rebattr.com/can-i-throw-away-batteries/): trash legality by battery type and state
- [Get a quote](https://rebattr.com/get-a-quote/)

## Recycle (by battery type; each has state and city pages at /recycle/{type}/{state}/{city}/)
- [Lithium-Ion Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/lithium-ion-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.5 lbs. Small consumer cells are usually free to drop off.
- [Lead-Acid Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/lead-acid-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 40 lbs. Lead-acid batteries have positive scrap value.
- [Car Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/car-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 40 lbs. Car batteries have scrap value.
- [EV Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/ev-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 1000 lbs. Pricing depends on chemistry, state of health, and logistics.
- [Laptop Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/laptop-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.7 lbs. Individual laptop batteries are usually free to drop off.
- [Cell Phone Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/cell-phone-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.1 lbs. Usually free.
- [Alkaline Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/alkaline-batteries/): It depends on where you live. Typical unit weight 0.05 lbs. Alkaline batteries have low material value, so commercial recycling usually involves a small per-pound fee or a prepaid mail-back box..
- [Button Cell Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/button-cell-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.01 lbs. Silver-oxide cells carry precious-metal value.
- [NiMH Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/nimh-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.06 lbs. Nickel content gives NiMH batteries moderate recycling value.
- [NiCd Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/nicd-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.5 lbs. Drop-off is typically free for small quantities.
- [Power Tool Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/power-tool-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 1.3 lbs. Usually free at retail drop-offs.
- [E-Bike & Scooter Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/e-bike-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 7 lbs. Many bike shops collect packs for free through manufacturer programs.
- [Golf Cart Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/golf-cart-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 62 lbs. Lead-acid golf cart batteries carry scrap value.
- [Forklift Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/forklift-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 2000 lbs. Forklift batteries carry substantial lead value.
- [UPS & Backup Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/ups-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 25 lbs. VRLA strings carry lead value.
- [Solar & Energy Storage Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/solar-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 250 lbs. LFP storage batteries have lower material value than NMC, so costs depend on chemistry and size.
- [Marine & RV Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/marine-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 55 lbs. Lead-acid marine batteries have scrap value.
- [LiFePO4 Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/lifepo4-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 30 lbs. LFP contains no cobalt or nickel, so recovered material value is lower and recycling usually carries a per-pound fee..
- [Medical Device Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/medical-device-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 1 lbs. Mixed medical battery streams are typically priced per pound with sorting included.
- [Lithium Primary Batteries](https://rebattr.com/recycle/lithium-primary-batteries/): No. Typical unit weight 0.05 lbs. Lithium primary batteries are priced per pound and require reactive-material handling.

## Sell
- [Sell Lithium-Ion Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/lithium-ion-batteries/): Surplus and new old stock; Black-mass payables
- [Sell Lead-Acid Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/lead-acid-batteries/): Scrap by weight; Resale of tested units
- [Sell Car Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/car-batteries/): Scrap by weight; Core credits
- [Sell EV Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/ev-batteries/): Second-life sale; Recycling payable
- [Sell Golf Cart Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/golf-cart-batteries/): Resell matched sets; Scrap by weight
- [Sell Forklift Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/forklift-batteries/): Resell working batteries; Scrap by weight
- [Sell UPS & Backup Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/ups-batteries/): Scrap VRLA strings; Resell lithium cabinets
- [Sell Marine & RV Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/marine-batteries/): Scrap by weight; Lithium resale
- [Sell LiFePO4 Batteries](https://rebattr.com/sell/lifepo4-batteries/): Resale to DIY and off-grid buyers; Recycling

## Buy
- [Buy used EV Batteries](https://rebattr.com/buy/ev-batteries/): Second-life EV battery modules and packs for repairs, rebuilds, and DIY energy storage.
- [Buy used Golf Cart Batteries](https://rebattr.com/buy/golf-cart-batteries/): Used and new golf cart battery sets (6V, 8V, 12V lead-acid) plus lithium conversion kits.
- [Buy used Forklift Batteries](https://rebattr.com/buy/forklift-batteries/): Used, reconditioned, and new forklift batteries, matched to your truck by voltage, amp-hours, tray size, and minimum weight.
- [Buy used UPS & Backup Batteries](https://rebattr.com/buy/ups-batteries/): Replacement VRLA batteries and refurbished lithium UPS cabinets for data centers, telecom, and server rooms.
- [Buy used Solar & Energy Storage Batteries](https://rebattr.com/buy/solar-batteries/): Second-life and surplus energy storage systems for homes, farms, and commercial sites.
- [Buy used LiFePO4 Batteries](https://rebattr.com/buy/lifepo4-batteries/): New and second-life LiFePO4 cells and packs (12V, 24V, 48V) for solar, RV, marine, and backup power.

## State battery laws
- [California](https://rebattr.com/locations/california/): California prohibits batteries in household trash and curbside recycling bins. Use a battery collection site or household hazardous waste program, and confirm the battery types and quantities it accepts.
- [District of Columbia](https://rebattr.com/locations/district-of-columbia/): The District of Columbia prohibits single-use and rechargeable household batteries in the trash. Its producer-funded battery stewardship program provides collection options; check accepted battery types before visiting.
- [Illinois](https://rebattr.com/locations/illinois/): Illinois' Portable Battery Stewardship Act requires battery producers to fund a statewide collection program so residents and businesses have free, convenient drop-off options.
- [Maine](https://rebattr.com/locations/maine/): Maine was an early adopter of rechargeable battery take-back requirements and restricts disposal of rechargeable and mercury-containing batteries.
- [Minnesota](https://rebattr.com/locations/minnesota/): Minnesota prohibits rechargeable batteries and products with non-removable rechargeable batteries in mixed municipal waste. Manufacturers must provide or participate in recycling collection programs.
- [New Jersey](https://rebattr.com/locations/new-jersey/): New Jersey's Dry Cell Battery Management Act restricts disposal of mercuric oxide and nickel-cadmium batteries and requires them to be collected for recycling.
- [New York](https://rebattr.com/locations/new-york/): New York's Rechargeable Battery Law requires manufacturers to run free take-back programs and retailers that sell rechargeable batteries to accept them. Putting rechargeable batteries in the trash is prohibited.
- [Vermont](https://rebattr.com/locations/vermont/): Vermont has collection programs for covered single-use and rechargeable batteries. Lead-acid and rechargeable batteries are banned from landfill disposal; consult Vermont DEC for the applicable battery category and collection options.
- [Washington](https://rebattr.com/locations/washington/): Washington is implementing a producer-funded battery collection program. Portable battery collection begins July 1, 2027, and medium-format battery collection begins January 1, 2029. Check current drop-off options with the Department of Ecology.

## Locations
- [All states and cities](https://rebattr.com/locations/)