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LAMPS
Fluorescent Lamps
HID Lamps
Incandescent
U-Shape
Broken Lamps
Shield fluorescent, any type

BATTERIES
Lithium batteries
Nickel Cadmium batteries, wet/dry
Mercury batteries
Lead Acid Batteries, wet/dry
Alkaline batteries, lantern
Alkaline batteries, AAA through D

MERCURY CONTAINING DEVICES
Mercury Switches
Thermometers
Manometers
Phone Relays
Ignitron Tubes

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
Computer monitors, CPU Units, Keyboards, Mouse

POLYCHORINATED BIPHENL'S (PCBs) 
PCB and Non-PCB Ballast
Transformers
PCB Capacitors

NON-UNIVERSAL WASTE
Toner & ink-jet cartridges
Industrial liquid solvents, including oil, hazardous and non-hazardous waste liquids

Universal Waste Information 
Universal wastes are specific hazardous waste streams that a company can choose to manage in an alternative manner in place of hazardous waste regulations if the waste exhibits any hazardous waste characteristic. Examples of Universal Waste includes:

• Electric Lamps, including fluorescent, high intensity discharge, sodium vapor, mercury vapor, neon and incandescent lamps.
• Batteries, including spent dry cell and lead-acid batteries.
• Devices containing elemental mercury, including thermostats, switches, thermometers, manometers, barometers and various medical devices.
• Electronic Equipment.

There are several advantages of handling these wastes as Universal Waste: 

• Universal waste volume is not included when determining the hazardous waste generator status [R 299.9205 (5) (I)]. This may allow your company to reduce your generator status level.
• Waste can be accumulated for up to one year.
• Less labeling is required, container must be labeled "Used lamps", "Universal Waste Lamps"
• A hazardous waste manifest is not necessary to ship your waste, a shipper or bill of lading is the only form required by the US DOT (Department of Transportation)
• You do not have to transport the waste with a licensed hazardous waste transporter.