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The Energy Seed is a LED lamp that is powered by trashed alkaline batteries. All alkaline batteries are really bad for the environment if you don’t dispose of them properly. Designer Sungwoo Park & Sunhee Kim try to encourage people to throw their used alkaline batteries away into the Energy Seed. The lamp will collect any power left from all the alkaline batteries to power up its energy efficient LED light. [Yanko]
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João Alécio Poletto
Hello
I very much enjoyed your product and would like to know over the possibility of bringing to Brazil, my company has much interest in news with quality.
João Alécio Poletto
joaoalecio@hotmail.com
Etto Importação e Exportação Ltda
Rua Dom Pedro II, 513 sala 01
Niteroi - Canoas/RS – Brasil
CEP: 92110-020
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It seems like this item will used in public. I wonder how many people are willing a bring their batteries out and drop it here. Also, even if people are willing to, there might not be enough batteries to power up all of the lights. And when they went out, someone then have to put batteries in them, a burden for public tax.
It would be great if it’s powered by both household outlet and batteries, but then that defeat the purpose of making this. Oh well, i’m going in circle. Just a thought anyway, even though it doesn’t make much sense.
Pingo Dorkus
So what happens when the batteries are totally dead and leaking? Do you take them out and put them in the trash?
Wow dude
uhhh
Q, i hate to inform you, but this is meant for household use
not public use or outdoors. This is for people who use AA batteries for remote controls, toys, or other electronic devices. Home use
not public use
they wouldnt bring their batteries out
they would just put them in this
because it would be in their house
do you understand???
Nivekian
What happens when it’s full?
You still have to take the batteries to be recycled… why not just do that in the first place?
simon tuma
Hi my company wanted to import your lamps to Chile.
Email me if you are interested.