Cooper Bussmann Offers Overcurrent Device Recycling Program

Feb. 27, 2008
Program provides disposal of fuses, circuit breakers, and electrical contactors

The Cooper Bussmann Overcurrent Device Recycling Program offers a convenient and environmentally safe way to dispose of anybrand of fuse, circuit breaker or electrical contactor. This program is already available at many local electrical distributors and provides consumers of circuit protection devices with an opportunity to properly recycle electrical components that may otherwise populate a landfill.

Cooper Bussmann supplies participating distributors with a Cooper Bussmann recycling box, which customers can easily locate in the distributor’s showroom. The box is clearly labeled and can be used to recycle any brand of fuse, circuit breaker, or electrical contactor.

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