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Mandatory

EPR Registration for
Facsimile

ITEW10
EPR Registration for Facsimile CPCB Fax Machine

EPR Registration for Facsimile (ITEW10) is mandatory for environmental compliance for eligible producers of facsimile machines falling under Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022. It is the responsibility of producers to register on the CPCB EPR portal and comply with their respective duties regarding e-waste collection, recycling, and related obligations.

It can be helpful for manufacturers and importers of facsimile machines in India, among others, to obtain the necessary EPR Registration for ITEW10. It will assist them in complying with India's e-waste management requirements.

What Is a Facsimile Under E-Waste Category ITEW10?

A facsimile (also known as a fax machine) is an electronic device used to scan, transmit, receive, and reproduce documents over a communication network. Under Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, Facsimile falls under Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment (ITEW) with the equipment code ITEW10.

ITEW10 covers facsimile equipment that comes under the category of electrical and electronic equipment. As per the Rules, since they apply to applicable components, consumables, parts, and spares, companies involved in the manufacturing of applicable fax equipment need to check whether their products fall under the EEE categories and EPR obligations.

Key Highlights: EPR Certificate for Fax Machine Manufacturers, Importers and Brand Owners

The classification under ITEW10 is important for determining the EPR obligations and compliance requirements associated with facsimile equipment in India.

Particular

Details

E-Waste Category

Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment

Product Covered

Facsimile / Fax Machine

EEE Code

ITEW10

Applicable Rules

E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022

Listed Under

Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022

Who May Require Registration?

Applicable manufacturers, producers/importers, and brand owners dealing with covered facsimile equipment in India.

Registration Authority

Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)

EPR Requirement

Producers of covered EEE are required to fulfil applicable EPR obligations and recycling targets through the prescribed system

ITEW10 EPR Certificate Metal Basis

CPCB's EPR certificate framework for Facsimile (ITEW10) specifies recoverable key metals including Copper, Aluminium and Iron

EPR Registration Process for Fax Machines on the CPCB Portal 

Generally, the registration process includes the following stages:

  • Verification of the Applicability to the Product: Verify that the fax machines are covered under the right EEE category, such as Information technology (IT) & telecommunication equipment (ITEW). 
  • Document Collection: Collect all necessary company, product, and sales details, along with declarations.
  • Registration to CPCB Portal: Register yourself as a Producer on the centralised CPCB E-Waste EPR portal.
  • Producer Application and Payment: Submit your producer application along with the necessary PDF documents and pay the fees for the application online.
  • Application Verification: CPCB verifies the application as well as the submitted documents. 
  • Resolution of Observations: Answer all the queries/shortcomings or observations raised by the CPCB on the portal.
  • Obtain EPR Registration: Download your EPR Registration Certificate in digital format.
  • Maintain Compliance: Fulfil annual recycling targets and submit your returns on the portal.

For complete guidance, read our detailed EPR Registration Process for E-Waste to understand each step, documentation requirements, and CPCB approval procedure. 

Documents Required for EPR E-Waste Registration for Facsimile

The list of documents required:

  • GST Certificate
  • Import Export Code (IEC), for importers
  • CIN (Corporate Identification Number) if applicable
  • Certificate of Incorporation or registration
  • PAN
  • Covering letter for seeking EPR Registration
  • CA certificate certifying the quantity (weight) of EEE placed on the market, financial year-wise 
  • Authorisation letter for the person signing the application
  • Undertaking regarding the correctness and truthfulness of the information submitted
  • Details and ID proof of the authorised person responsible for EPR compliance
  • Model-wise list of EEE items for which registration is being sought, including the applicable EEE code
  • Applicable sales/import data and other information required in the CPCB EPR application
  • Self-declaration of Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) compliance under the provisions of the E-Waste Rules, 2022 
  • Any additional documents or information specifically requested by CPCB during application processing

How Long Is EPR Registration Valid for Facsimile Machines, and How Do You Renew It?

EPR Registration India for facsimile (ITEW10) is valid for the period specified by CPCB under the applicable E-Waste (Management) Rules and registration procedures.

  • Validity: The EPR Registration Certificate issued to a producer is valid for 5 years from the date of issue.
  • Renewal: The producer should submit a renewal application through the CPCB E-Waste EPR Portal 120 days before the registration expires.
  • Updating Information: During renewal or as required by CPCB, producers may need to update details relating to their EEE products, quantities placed on the market, compliance information, and other applicable details.
  • Continued Compliance: Producers of ITEW10 must continue to fulfil their applicable EPR obligations, record-keeping, reporting, and other compliance requirements throughout the registration period.
  • EPR Certificate vs Registration Certificate: The 5-year period applies to the EPR Registration Certificate, not to individual EPR certificates. EPR certificates generated through the CPCB system are valid for 2 years from the end of the financial year in which they were generated.  

How Can ERCS Private Limited Help You Obtain EPR Registration for Facsimile?

ERCS Private Limited is a reputed EPR consultancy in India, working with manufacturers, importers, and brand owners of facsimile machines for EPR registration under E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022. Fax machines fall under the category of IT & Telecommunication Equipment (ITEW10); hence, producers need to register on the CPCB EPR portal to sell in India.

As a seasoned EPR consultancy firm, we undertake the complete process:

  • Applicability check: We check the applicability of your product category and your producer, importer or brand owner roles.
  • Documentation: We validate company, product, and import documents to prevent CPCB rejections.
  • Portal filing: Our EPR experts register and file your application and promptly reply to CPCB's questions.
  • Target calculation: We calculate your annual targets for EPR based on your historical sales and product lifetime notified by CPCB.
  • EPR certificates: We obtain EPR certificates from registered recyclers on the CPCB portal as per your requirements.
  • Returns & updates: We submit returns and help you update registrations for any new models to prevent Environmental Compensation.

As a combined compliance agency for BIS, BEE, and EPR, ERCS can handle all approvals your office equipment needs in one place. Talk to our EPR consultants today and get hassle-free EPR registration for your facsimile machine.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Whose EPR Registration is required for Facsimile Machines?

Any Producer, Manufacturer, Importer, or Brand Owner (PIBO) introducing facsimile machines into the Indian market must register. This can be domestic manufacturers of new or used facsimile machines, importers of the same, or brand owners marketing such items under their own brand name.

In case of non-registration or non-fulfilment of targets set out under Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), a heavy penalty shall be imposed, along with suspension of operations and legal action by the CPCB.

E-Waste refers to all electrical and electronic equipment, including solar photovoltaic modules or panels or cells, whole or in part discarded as waste, as well as rejects from manufacturing, refurbishment and repair operations.

RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances. It is a product-level mandatory compliance regulation that prohibits the use of certain hazardous materials in the manufacture of EEE.

Producer Registration Certificate is a permission issued by the Central Pollution Control Board to fulfil EPR Obligations.
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