Corporate Responsibility
ENVIRONMENT

Materials: Performance and goals

BFR and PVC removal

In 2009, we launched our first polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and brominated flame retardants (BFRs)-free mobile phone and chargers:

Mobile phone:
• MOTOCUBO A45 Eco

Rapid car chargers:
• P680 (mini USB)
• P683 (micro USB)

Wall chargers:
• P390 (mini USB)
• P393 (micro USB)

In addition, we have successfully removed BFRs from the rigid printed wiring boards in the following currently available Motorola mobile phone models:

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We also successfully removed BFRs from the rigid printed wiring boards of 54 previously available Motorola mobile phone models.

We have successfully removed polyvinyl chloride (PVC) from the following Motorola mobile phone models:

• MOTO™ W233 Renew
• MOTORAZR™ V9

We are boosting energy efficiency across our product range and developing products powered by renewable energy. These include base stations that use hydrogen fuel-cells and electricity generated by wind and solar energy.

Our focus on energy keeps us ahead of market trends and helps our consumers and business customers reduce their climate impacts and costs.

Compliance

A number of countries around the world have implemented regulatory restrictions on hazardous substances.

Motorola complies with the European Union's directive on the restriction of hazardous substances (RoHS) for electronic products sold in the EU. We have voluntarily extended RoHS requirements to all newly designed mobile phones and many of our mobile and wireless technologies for the enterprise market, regardless of where they are sold worldwide. We have voluntarily extended RoHS requirements for all newly designed mobile phones, video-over-IP set-top boxes and cable modems, many of our mobile and wireless technologies for the enterprise market and some government and public safety products.

For additional information, download our EU RoHS Statement (1 page PDF, 15 KB).

China's Management Methods for Controlling Pollution from Electronic Information Products requires manufacturers to report and label usage of the same six hazardous substances listed in the EU RoHS Directive affective as of March 1, 2007. All Motorola products manufactured after March 1, 2007 and shipped into China comply with the labeling requirements of China Management Methods.

Learn more about Motorola's compliance with China's Management Methods for Controlling Pollution by Electronic Information Products in China. Additional questions may be directed via email to rohs@motorola.com or by contacting Motorola's Enterprise Mobility help desk at +1 631 738 6213 or +1 800 653 5350 in the United States and Canada or +1 631 738 6218 for callers outside this area.