How to Sell or Recycle Faulty Inverter Batteries in Nigeria (2025 Buyer’s Guide)
buyscrapng June 12, 2025 No Comments
The scrap battery industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years, making it more important than ever to understand the value of selling used batteries and where to find reliable buyers. Recycling old batteries is not only an eco-friendly practice but also a smart way to earn extra income. However, for those unfamiliar with the process, selling faulty inverter batteries can be challenging. Without the right knowledge, sellers may face unnecessary hurdles or miss out on fair deals. This guide will walk you through how to identify faulty or dead inverter batteries in Nigeria and how and where to sell your scrap batteries while maximizing profit and contributing to a greener Nigeria. But first, let’s take you through how to identify dead or faulty inverter batteries. Warning Signs of a Bad Inverter Battery Inverter batteries (also called deep cycle batteries) are important because they give you backup power when there’s
Read MoreWhere to sell Old and Scrap Laptops in Nigeria for Cash
buyscrapng April 10, 2025 No Comments
As more technological devices are developed, the amount of e-waste increases. Even though the majority of these devices are not produced in Africa, they often end up there because the continent is where developed nations like the US and China dump their e-waste. E-waste is one of the fastest-growing types of waste in the world, which, when not collected and recycled, can be harmful. In addition, scrap laptops contain valuable metals (gold, silver, copper) and rare earth elements that can be extracted and reused in manufacturing. With 56.3 million metric tons of e-waste generated globally in 2019 (equivalent to 4,500 Eiffel Towers), recycling helps recover these materials, reducing the need for mining and lowering environmental harm. The majority of scrap buyers in Nigeria pay cash for old, damaged, or non-functional laptops. These discarded laptops are sold to repairers or companies that use the functional components (screens, keyboards, batteries, motherboards), thereby
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