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T300 waste code Victoria Old computers, phones, TVs & other electrical goods.

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T300, E-waste.

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    E-waste

T300 is pre classified; priority waste but not transaction-reportable.

E-waste such as old computers, phones & TVs. Pre-classified and a priority waste, but not reportable for transactions.

Is Victoria T300 priority waste?

Yes. T300 is pre-classified priority waste, so no mirror assessment decides its Schedule 5 status.

T300 is not reportable for transactions or transport, so Schedule 5 doesn't require a Waste Tracker record for this entry. Give a lawful receiver the classification and an accurate description. Dangerous goods duties can still apply separately.

Where a transaction is reportable, enter T300 in Waste Tracker's Schedule 5 waste-code field. The designation and household rules and tracking exceptions still apply.

What does Victoria T300 cover?

Discarded electrical and electronic equipment and components. The Victorian wording names the waste stream and adds no device type, component or concentration threshold.

Schedule 5 item
108
Classification
pre-classified

Is e-waste Victoria T300?

CodeWhen it fits
T300The discarded material is electrical or electronic equipment or a component.

Name the waste itself before choosing a code for something in it. A chemical in soil or another material doesn't settle which description goes on the load record.

Which wastes take Victoria T300?

WasteWhen it’s T300
E-wasteThe discarded product meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.
Battery wasteThe battery is still part of equipment under Victoria’s e-waste definition.
Waste computersThe discarded computer meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.
Waste mobile phonesThe discarded mobile phone meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.
Waste solar panelsThe discarded solar panel meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.
Waste televisionsThe discarded television meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.
WhitegoodsThe discarded whitegoods item meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.
Electrical kitchen appliancesThe discarded kitchen appliance meets Victoria’s definition of electrical or electronic equipment.

Which codes sit beside Victoria T300?

CodeWhat it is
T140Whole tyres and large tyre pieces
T141Small tyre pieces
T170Government-collected household chemicals
T200Explosive waste outside other legislation
T320Metal-shredder floc
T325End-of-life vehicles and machinery
T330Waste-treatment leachate
T340Quarantine or biosecurity waste