WEEE Compliance

Electrical and electronic equipment contains materials that can harm the environment if landfilled, alongside metals and plastics that can be recovered and reused. UK WEEE rules exist so this equipment is collected and treated properly rather than binned.

A crossed-out wheelie bin on a product or its packaging means the item must not be put in your normal household bin at end of life. It should be taken to a designated collection point for electricals instead.

Batteries should be removed where possible and recycled separately at a battery collection point.

When you buy a new electrical product from us, we will accept the equivalent old item back for correct recycling on a like-for-like basis. Email info@crisis-case.com within 28 days of delivery with your order reference and a description of the item, and we will confirm where to send it and who covers the return.

You can also take electricals to your local authority Household Waste Recycling Centre free of charge. Enter your postcode at recyclenow.com to find your nearest site and check what it accepts.

For anything WEEE related — including disposal advice for a specific product — contact info@crisis-case.com or call 07849 636 216.