For years, our society has created a cultural system based on throwaway. However, our planet suffers the consequences and cries out that this model is unsustainable.
Our commitment to sustainability has led us to be certified under the ISO14001 standard. Although this commitment to the environment goes beyond obtaining a certification. Since the beginning of our journey, Adaro has always been engaged to responsible development, rational use of resources or the repairability of our products instead of the throwaway culture.
Reuse is not only necessary from an environmental point of view, but also from an economic point of view. A repairable flashlight will exponentially extend its life cycle, allowing us to “stretch” our money. If we compare the investment made in this flashlight and its spare parts with the unrepairable flashlights that we would need during its life cycle, we will realize that the “cheap option” is, in fact, the most expensive one.
There is a saying that goes “buy cheap buy twice“. This is based on the experiences of consumers over the years. Under a short-term perspective, we make compulsive buying decisions, based on what seems to us a “cheap” price, without taking into account in many cases such important concepts as quality, durability, repairability or recycling.
Adalit flashlights are 100% repairable both by the user and by our technical service network. In addition, as long as the original spare parts are used, they will retain their status as ATEX products.
Finally, another sign of our commitment to sustainable development is the compatibility of new flashlights with chargers from previous models. In this way, the customer will not have to purchase a new charger every time there is an evolution in our flashlights, resulting in economic and waste generation savings.
