<p>It’s true that JVC offers many different types of electronic products. Ranging from radios to batteries, JVC has come to realize that their products could harm the environment if they are not disposed of properly. </p>
<p>Thankfully, JVC has partnered with the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Program to encourage all of their customers to recycle their electronic equipment. Batteries can either be sent to the manufacturer or, more conveniently, taken to your local recycling facility. Typically, local facilities will pay a premium for any merchandise brought to them. </p>
<p>The Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation is dedicated to the safe disposal of otherwise dangerous batteries. The bottom line is that batteries contain many harmful chemicals and heavy metals. Gold, Copper, and Lithium are just a few of the compounds fund inside many batteries. With that in mind, its terribly important not to let the dangerous components of a battery leech into surrounding soil or water tables. </p>
<p>By disposing of a battery through recycling, you can ensure that the chemicals and heavy metals contained within the battery are kept safely at bay. They can be separated into their components, and sold piece-meal, but it takes skill and the proper equipment to do so. </p>
<p>Anyone wanting to recycle a JVC battery can do so by calling JVC directly at 800-8-Battery, or logging onto JVC’s website, which explains how to schedule a battery for collection. When contacting the company by phone or mail, you’ll need to provide your information in case the company needs to contact you in return. </p>
http://www.jvcservice.com/store/BatteryRecycle.asp?
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