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Mandatory

EPR Registration for
Telex

ITEW11
EPR Registration for Telex  CPCB E-Waste Rules

EPR Registration for Telex (ITEW11) in India is compulsory for manufacturers, producers (importers/brand owners), refurbishers, and recyclers of telex equipment that comes under Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022. Telex is part of Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment (ITEW) with equipment code ITEW11.

Under the Rules that took effect on 1 April 2023, producers have Extended Producer Responsibility for environmentally sound e-waste management and must meet an annual recycling target. All covered entities have to register themselves on the CPCB EPR Portal.

Any business in India that manufactures, imports, and sells Telex machines under their own brand names is generally required to comply with the ITEW11 EPR. Under the CPCB EPR Certificate Scheme, Cu, Al, and Fe are the primary metals recoverable from Telex (ITEW11).

What Is a Telex Under the E-Waste Category ITEW11?

A Telex is an electronic telecommunication device used to send and receive written messages over a network. Under Schedule I of the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, Telex machines are classified under Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment, assigned the EEE code ITEW11, and designated as having an average life of 5 years.

As Telex machines contain electronic components and heavy metals, these machines must be channelled through registered dismantlers and recyclers in compliance with environmental laws. Telex equipment falls under e-waste management requirements at the end of its useful life.

Key Highlights: EPR Registration for Telex (ITEW11)

The classification under ITEW11 is important for determining the EPR obligations and compliance requirements associated with TELEX equipment in India.

Particular

Details

E-Waste Category

Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment

Product Covered

Telex

EEE Code

ITEW11

Listed Under

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

Applicable

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

Registration Authority

Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)

EPR Certificate

EPR certificates generated through the prescribed recycling framework can be used to fulfil applicable EPR obligations.

Key Metals for EPR Certificate Generation

Copper (Cu), Aluminium (Al), and Iron (Fe)

Compliance Activities

EPR registration, obligation management, record maintenance, applicable returns, and compliance with CPCB requirements

EPR Registration Process for Telex on the CPCB Portal

Generally, the registration process includes the following stages:

  • Verification of Applicability to the Product: Verify that the Telex falls under the correct EEE category, such as Information Technology (IT) & telecommunication equipment (ITEW12). 
  • Document Collection: Collect all necessary company, product, and sales details, along with declarations.
  • Registration on the CPCB Portal: Register on the centralised CPCB E-Waste EPR portal.
  • 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 quarterly and annual returns on the portal.

For complete guidance, read our detailed [EPR Registration Process] to understand each step, documentation requirements, and CPCB approval procedure. 

Documents Required for EPR E-Waste Registration for Telex

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 Telex Machines, and How Do You Renew It?

The validity period and compliance requirements for registration of Telex (ITEW11) under EPR are as prescribed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) under the E Waste (Management) Rules, 2022, and the relevant CPCB registration process.

  • Validity Period: The validity period of the EPR Registration Certificate issued to a Producer is 5 years from the date of issuance, as per the CPCB SOP for producer registration.
  • Renewal: Application for renewal of the EPR Registration Certificate by the Producer shall be made at least 120 days prior to expiry of the registration via the CPCB E-Waste EPR Portal.
  • Updating Information: It is the duty of the Producers to ensure that their information and details are maintained on the EPR Portal, including relevant details about EEE marketed, EPR Obligation and other information as required by the CPCB.
  • Compliance: Producers of ITEW11: Telex during the period of their registration will have to fulfil their respective EPR obligations and comply with the relevant provisions on record-keeping, reporting, recycling, and other obligations as prescribed under the E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022.
  • EPR Certificate vs Registration Certificate: The 5-year validity period is for the Producer’s EPR Registration Certificate, not EPR certificates purchased/generated.


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

ERCS Private Limited is a reputed EPR consultancy in India, working with manufacturers, importers, and brand owners of telex machines for EPR registration under E-Waste (Management) Rules, 2022. These machines fall under the category of IT & Telecommunication Equipment (ITEW11); hence, producers need to register on the CPCB EPR portal to sell in India.

  • Applicability Assessment of Product: Evaluating your Telex products and ensuring their applicability under ITEW11.
  • Assistance for EEE Classification: Helping with EEE classification and product details needed for CPCB registration.
  • Assistance with Documentation: Helping to prepare and arrange the documents required for EPR registration.
  • Assistance with CPCB EPR Portal: Helping with CPCB registration portal-related requirements.
  • Helping understand EPR Obligations: Helping you understand applicable EPR obligations and compliance responsibilities.
  • Helping answer CPCB Queries/Clarifications: Helping respond to CPCB queries and clarifications on information.
  • Helping Amend & Renew Registration: Helping amend or renew registration requirements.
  • Assistance with EPR Compliance: Assisting businesses with applicable compliance requirements.

Contact ERCS Private Limited and Talk to our EPR consultants today for professional assistance with EPR Registration for Telex (ITEW11). 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is Telex listed under Schedule I of E-Waste Rules 2022?

Yes, Telex is covered in ITEW11 under Information Technology and Telecommunication Equipment in Schedule I.

You need to renew your EPR registration through the CPCB E-Waste EPR portal at least 120 days before the registration expires.

No. The EPR Registration Certificate is issued by CPCB to a producer, is valid for 5 years, and authorises the business to sell covered EEE. EPR certificates are issued by registered recyclers based on the amount of e-waste recycled, and producers buy them to meet their annual recycling targets.

Yes. ERCS consultants guide you through the application review and CPCB queries and clarifications until your registration is granted.

Yes, the registered producer shall continue to comply with all EPR responsibilities as per his/her registrations.
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