Wherever possible we use recyclable packaging materials – our boxes are cardboard, paper is used as cushioning for the products inside the box, and the tape we use is free of plastic. Similarly, small items – rack screws and the like – are packaged in paper envelopes rather than plastic bags.
At the moment the modules are still protected by a plastic, bubble-wrap bag. This is the bag that is used to deliver assembled PCBs from the factory to us, so we re-use it to send the finished product to you – so called 'primary recycling'. We are working with the factory to replace these bags with a recyclable or bio-degradable alternative.
In general we try to use renewable sources of energy, and electric vehicles.
It's hard to claim that electronics manufacturing is an environmentally friendly process, but we try to do whatever we can to minimise the impact of the production and delivery of our products.
At the moment the modules are still protected by a plastic, bubble-wrap bag. This is the bag that is used to deliver assembled PCBs from the factory to us, so we re-use it to send the finished product to you – so called 'primary recycling'. We are working with the factory to replace these bags with a recyclable or bio-degradable alternative.
In general we try to use renewable sources of energy, and electric vehicles.
It's hard to claim that electronics manufacturing is an environmentally friendly process, but we try to do whatever we can to minimise the impact of the production and delivery of our products.