Lighting Recycling

Light-emitting diode bulbs containing electronic circuits and rare earth elements that can be recycled through specialized programs.

Compact fluorescent lamps containing approximately 4mg of mercury per bulb that must be recycled to prevent environmental contamination.

Linear fluorescent lamps containing 5-15mg of mercury that must be recycled at specialized facilities to prevent environmental contamination.

High-intensity tungsten halogen bulbs that can be recycled for their metal components and specialized glass.

Traditional tungsten filament bulbs that are largely non-recyclable but can be repurposed or have components recovered.

High-output lamps including metal halide, high-pressure sodium, and mercury vapor bulbs that contain hazardous materials requiring specialized recycling.

Gas-filled glass tubes containing mercury and noble gases that require specialized recycling due to hazardous components.

Decorative light strings including LED and incandescent holiday lights that can be recycled for their wire copper and electronic components.

Flexible LED strips and tape lights containing electronic circuits and adhesives that require specialized e-waste recycling.

Battery-powered emergency lights and exit signs containing rechargeable batteries and specialized circuits requiring separate component recycling.