Ticknall Solar Ltd

Ticknall Solar Ltd are a designer, manufacturer and distributor of Solar Powered and mains powered road safety Warning lights based in South Derbyshire in the UK. Our products can be purchased direct from us or through trade distributors e.g Edmundsons Electrical. Our beacons are often specified in refurbishment projects and new build projects alike. Customers and major projects include: Sainsbury’s Supermarkets, our beacons have been installed in the car parks of over 150 stores across the UK. Heathrow World Freight Centre, 26 beacons installed 3 years ago. Hinkley Point “C” Power Station, 30+ beacons have been installed around one of the largest construction sites in Europe. Battersea Power Station Development Project, to-date 22 of our beacons have been installed at this prestigious development. Beckton Sewage Treatment Works, 16 of our beacons have been installed and one of the largest treatment works. Using the latest LED and solar power technology Ticknall Solar’s solar powered products offer zero carbon emissions in operation. Our environmental statement Ticknall Solar Ltd is committed to minimising the impact of its operations and activities on the environment. We aim to reduce environmental harm, minimise the use of energy and other resources throughout our business activity. We all have a responsibility for working in an environmentally friendly manner, therefore our policies and procedures with be regularly reviewed to reflect this. Delivering our operational plans within this policy will enable Ticknall Solar Ltd to develop sustainable practices and deliver meaningful contributions to the quality of our environment. Battery Recycling Did you know that each year in the UK we throw away around 600 million batteries? Laid end to end these batteries would reach from the UK to Australia and back again. That is a lot of batteries!! Batteries can be found in every room in the house. They’re used in toys, remote controls, mobile phones, alarm clocks and even doorbells. In fact, every person in Britain uses about 10 batteries a year! Most batteries are put into rubbish bins and then taken to landfill sites. There are lots of types of batteries which can contain dangerous chemicals (including lead, cadmium, zinc, lithium and even mercury). When batteries begin to rot away in landfill sites these chemicals may leak into the ground which can cause soil and water pollution. This can be harmful to animals, humans and the environment. Recycling is a great way to help protect the environment. Each battery placed in the recycling bin will be tak