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WEEE Returns

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What products are covered by WEEE?

The WEEE regulations only applies to electrical or electronic items, simply, if the item is powered by, or operates by any form of electricity (ie, mains, batteries, solar power etc.) it is most likely to be included.

  • IT and telecoms equipment (e.g. printers, calculators, phones, answer machines, barcode scanners etc)
  • Office equipment (e.g. shredders, laminators, projectors, fan heaters, electronic scales, vacuum, air conditioner, electronic safes etc)
  • Lighting equipment
  • Electrical and electronic tools (e.g. drills, saws, angle grinders etc)
  • Medical devices (e.g. defibrillators etc)
  • Monitoring and control instruments (e.g. smoke detectors, electrical test meters, CCTV cameras etc)
  • Other electrical or electronic devices (e.g. electronic door locks, torches, pressure washers, personal attack alarms etc)

Any product bearing the "Wheelie bin symbol" is included in the WEEE regulations.

Wheelie bin symbol

 

Need further information on the WEEE directive?

The Environment Agency
http://www.netregs.gov.uk/netregs/275207/1631119/?version=1<=_e
The Department of Trade and Industry
http://www.dti.gov.uk/innovation/sustainability/weee/page30269.html
DEFRA
http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/waste/topics/electrical/index.htm

 

WEEE FAQ

What are the WEEE Regulations?
The WEEE Regulations mean that as a producer of "WEEE" Seton has an obligation to accept back from customers any Electrical & Electronic Equipment we have put onto the market since 13th August 2005. All Electronic & Electrical Equipment put onto the market after this date should by law, be marked with the wheelie bin logo with a line underneath it.
As required by law, Brady UK (Seton is a division of Brady UK) has registered under one of the approved producer compliance schemes. The scheme we are part of is run by Valpak. As such we are obliged to make available to all our customers our WEEE Producer Number to prove our registration.

Our WEEE Producer Number is: WEE/BE0044SY

What does this mean in terms of products?
This means that should a customer have a product purchased from Seton which they need to dispose of and they have purchased since 13th August 2005, then they can send it back to Seton where we will dispose of it according to the new Directive.
Our website contains this on-line form which customers are required to complete in order to be issued with a WEEE returns number to action the return. This will enable us to trace and measure the amount of WEEE we take back as required by law.

What about Electronic & Electrical Equipment sold before 13th August 2005?
We are only obliged to take back Electronic & Electrical Equipment put onto the market before 13th August 2005 (also known as "Historic WEEE") if it is being replaced by a "like for like" product. For example: A customer is replacing their old office fan with a new office fan. Seton would accept back the old office fan. Furthermore, if the "WEEE" or "Historic WEEE" is a non Seton item (e.g. an office fan made by a competitor), AND it is being replaced by a Seton office fan, then we may also take back the old fan.

Will there be any additional charges for the implementation of WEEE?
No - Seton will not be making additional charges for this.