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Lamprecycle.org is a resource for any light bulb ("lamp") user seeking details on recycling spent mercury-containing lamps, but is particularly useful for:

Facilities managers

MRO (maintenance, repair and operations) personnel

Commercial or residential property managers

Environmental programs managers

Lamp distributors

Government/regulatory employees

for:

Commercial or office buildings
Hospitals
Warehouses
Military bases
Manufacturing plants
Retail stores

Lamprecycle.org is sponsored by the Lamp Section of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) to encourage the recycling of spent mercury-containing lamps. The Lamp Section represents virtually all manufacturers of mercury-containing lamps that sell such lamps in the U.S.
The Lamp Section members are:
Advanced Lighting Technologies Inc. EYE Lighting International of N.A., Inc. Feit Electric Company, Inc. GE Consumer & Industrial, Lighting Halco Lighting Technologies Light Sources Inc. Litetronics OSRAM SYLVANIA, Inc. Panasonic Corporation of North America Philips Electronics Ruud Lighting Inc. SLi Lighting Technical Consumer Products, Inc. Ushio America, Inc. Welch Allyn, Inc. Westinghouse Lighting International Questions or comments? Please email lamprecycle@nema.org.
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