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RECYCLING
LIGHTING SUPPLIER
LED Group is an Irish owned lighting manufacturer with almost
30 years experience supplying the electrical wholesale industry. Our ROBUS range of products integrates new technologies with an emphasis on high performance LEDs, focusing on energy saving solutions for domestic and commercial applications. With a distribution centre in Dublin and offices in the UK, Holland, Dubai and Australia, ROBUS is trusted by over 2,000 stockists.
LED GROUP ROBUS Tel: +353 1 709 9000
www.ledgrouprobus.com
LIGHT FITTINGS We design and manufacture a comprehensive range of light fittings for commercial, industrial,
amenity and exterior applications. We supply through all the major wholesalers and we have a full-service back-up team of 18 sales engineers covering the UK and Ireland, with a free-lighting design service too.
NVC Lighting Limited
T: +44 (0)121 457 6340 F: +44 (0)121 453 1325 E:
sales@nvcuk.com www.nvcuk.com NVC Park 201 Hollymoor Way Rubery Birmingham B31 5HE UK London E1W 3JF
www.a1lightingmagazine.com
Recolight is the leading WEEE compliance scheme for the lighting industry. We take on responsibility for our members’ compliance, giving their customers access to free collection and recycling for all WEEE lamps. To date we have funded the recycling of over 175 million lamps, saving 700kg of mercury from landfill.
Recolight
Tel: 0845 601 7749
ask@recolight.co.uk www.recolight.co.uk
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WEEE COMPLIANCE
If you do the job properly, join a WEEE Compliance Scheme that does likewise. Join Lumicom, the not-for-profit scheme that specialises in lighting, and keep your environmental credentials intact.
Lumicom
Contact: Simon Cook, Membership Recruitment Manager
simon@lumicom.co.uk www.lumicom.co.uk
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