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THE ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS WISHES TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE RECYCLING OF WASTE LIGHTING AMONG INSTALLERS... AEW and WEEE Ireland relaunch their WEEE Recycling campaign
T he Association of Electrical the recycling of waste light fittings and waste lamps through their 130 outlets nationwide. In particular, the AEW encourages all electrical contractors to use the WEEE recycling facilities at their local electrical wholesaler’s premises. Wholesalers (AEW) continues to work with WEEE Ireland to promote The AEW is delighted to announce that their members will be providing improved recycling facilities this year right across the country so that all electrical contractors will have the opportunity to safely dispose of hazardous waste such as light fittings,
fluorescent tubes and CFLs. “Everybody in the electrical industry has a responsibility to do their bit to save the planet and one simple way to do that is to return waste lighting to your nearest electrical wholesaler”, commented AEW administrator Ken Legros. “Electrical contractors are a vital cog in the recycling wheel and the AEW will be working closely with the contractor associations via the EIFI to encourage electrical contractors to recycle everything through AEW wholesalers.” For more information about recycling best practices, please visit the WEEE Ireland website: www.weeeireland.ie
Recycling tips
• Separate lamps from fittings before placing the WEEE in the recycling bins. • Remove all packaging from WEEE before placing it in the recycling bins. • Place all WEEE carefully in the appropriate recycling bins to avoid breakages and contamination.
AEW ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRICAL WHOLESALERS
“AEW encourages all electrical contractors to use the WEEE recycling facilities at their local electrical wholesaler’s premises.”
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