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There

are

also

other

characteristics

of

a

computer,

such

as

energy

consumption

levels,

that

are

important

from

the

viewpoints

of

both

the

work

(internal)

and

natural

(external)

environments.

Since

all

methods

of

electricity

generation

have

a

negative

effect

on

the

environment

(e.g.

acidic

and

climate-influencing

emissions,

radioactive

waste),

it

is

vital

to

save

energy.

Electronics

equipment

in

offices

is

often

left

running

continuously

and

thereby

consumes

a

lot

of

energy.

What

does

the

environmenal

labelling

involve?

The

environmental

demands

has

been

developed

by

Svenska

Naturskyddsforeningen

(The

Swedish

Society

for

Nature

Conservation).

These

demands

impose

restrictions

on

the

presence

and

use

of

heavy

metals,

brominated

and

chlorinated

flame

retardants,

CFCs

(freons)

and

chlorinated

solvents,

among

other

things.

The

product

must

be

prepared

for

recycling

and

the

manufacturer

is

obliged

to

have

an

environmental

policy

which

must

be

adhered

to

in

each

country

where

the

company

implements

its

operational

policy.

The

energy

requirements

include

a

demand

that

the

computer

and/or

display,

after

a

certain

period

of

inactivity,

shall

reduce

its

power

consumption

to

a

lower

level

in

one

or

more

stages.

The

length

of

time

to

reactivate

the

computer

shall

be

reasonable

for

the

user.

Below

you

will

find

a

brief

summary

of

the

environmental

requirements

met

by

this

product.

The

complete

environmental

criteria

document

may

be

ordered

from:

TCO

Development

SE-114

94

Stockholm,

Sweden

Fax:+4687829207

Email

(Internet):

[email protected]

Current

information

regarding

TCO'99

approved

and

labelled

products

may

also

be

obtained

via

the

Internet,

using

the

address:

http://www.tco-info.com/

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