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EPR Authorization for Fluorescent and other Mercury containing lamps


Fluorescent and other Mercury containing lamps

EPR authorization is mandatory for


Fluorescent and other Mercury containing lamps


Category : EPR Authorization

EEE Code : CEEW5

Effective lighting solutions for a range of applications are offered by fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps. Indian Technical Standard CEEW5 governs these lamps' production and quality requirements in India. By adhering to established quality benchmarks for performance, energy efficiency, safety features, and compliance with Indian electrical standards, these standards guarantee that the lamps are manufactured, tested, and meet all relevant requirements.

Following these guidelines can improve a manufacturer's standing with customers, build consumer confidence, and open doors for their products in the cutthroat lighting industry. Producers that meet these requirements support the nation's endeavors to offer dependable and environmentally sustainable lighting options to homes, workplaces, and diverse industries.

Note: Obtaining the EPR Registration Certificate is a necessary requirement for manufacturers of fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps hoping to sell their products in the Indian market.

Manufacturers of fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps must obtain EPR authorization. Because of the presence of mercury, a hazardous material, in these products, producers are obligated to take an active role in their correct disposal, recycling, and environmentally sound management. Manufacturers of mercury-containing and fluorescent bulbs must obtain an EPR authorization in order to demonstrate their dedication to environmentally friendly waste management practices.

 

About Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Authorization for E-Waste

An essential program to handle the expanding problem of managing electronic trash, or "e-waste," is called EPRA, or Extended Producer's Responsibility Authorization. Securing EPR authorization from the State Pollution Control Boards (SPCBs) and receiving the EPR Registration Certificate from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) are the two steps in the process of obtaining EPR authorization. With the help of EPRA, manufacturers and importers of electronic goods will take over management of e-waste from consumers and local governments. Electronics importers and manufacturers are obligated by EPRA to assume full responsibility for the whole lifecycle of their products, from manufacturing to disposal. Establishing and financing collection networks, recycling centers, and appropriate e-waste disposal techniques are all part of this. 

 

Required Documents for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Authorization for E-Waste

  • Address Proof Documents
  • Product Information (including model numbers and production/import history)
  • Valid BIS License
  • CPCB Certification

For more detailed information, please click here.

 

Registration Process for Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Authorization for E-Waste

Step 1: Fill out the application form

Step 2: Attach all the required documents

For more detailed information, please click here

 

Why Choose Brand Liaison?

Brand Liaison offers valuable assistance in obtaining an EPR Registration Certificate for Fluorescent and other Mercury containing lamps, Our services include:

  • Expert guidance
  • Streamline process
  • Comprehensive support
  • Cost-effective solutions
  • Time efficient

For a more in-depth understanding of the documentation and procedures involved in obtaining EPR Registration, feel free to connect with our team of experts at +91-9250056788 or +91-8130856678.

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