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Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics

Ocala, FL

This facility is recorded as closed

The certification registry lists Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics as a closed facility. This page is kept as a historical record. Do not send equipment here — use the currently certified facilities listed below instead.

About Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics

Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics appears in the R2 registry and is recorded at 3661 S. Pine Avenue, Ocala, FL. Certification records apply to a specific audited address rather than to a company as a whole. Certification was first granted on October 22, 2015.

Its R2v3 certificate was issued by Orion Registrar with an expiration of September 9, 2027, under certificate number 253941. The registry records this certificate's status as “facility closed”. Certification is granted by an accredited third-party auditor rather than self-declared, and it is re-examined on a recurring cycle — so it is always worth checking the official registry before you sign anything.

This directory lists 59 currently certified facilities in Florida. Comparing two or three before requesting quotes is usually worth the time.

Certifications

R2 (lapsed)
R2v3facility closed

Certified by: Orion Registrar

Expiration: September 9, 2027

Services & Scope

  • ✓Appendix A
  • ✓Appendix B – Logical Erasure
  • ✓Appendix B – Physical Destruction
  • ✓Appendix C
  • ✓Downstream Vendor Management, Logical and Physical Data Sanitization, Testing and Repairing of Used Electronic Equipment

Why Certified Matters

Certified facilities are assessed by an accredited third-party auditor against environmental, data security, and worker safety standards, and are re-examined on a recurring cycle rather than certified once. When you hand over end-of-life equipment you remain responsible for how it is handled, so the audited controls and the documentation that comes with them are what limit your exposure — which is why a lapsed or closed record is worth taking seriously rather than treating as a formality.

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Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics — Common Questions

Is Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics a certified electronics recycler?▾
No. The SERI R2 registry records Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics as a closed facility, and its certificate is no longer valid. This page is retained as a historical record. Use a currently certified facility instead.
Where is Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics located?▾
Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics operates from 3661 S. Pine Avenue, Ocala, FL. This is the address covered by its certification and the location where equipment sent here is processed. Confirm collection and processing arrangements directly with the facility, since some providers collect from a wider area than they process in.
How long has Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics been certified?▾
Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics was first certified on October 22, 2015, under certificate number 253941, but the registry does not show a current certification today. The record is shown here for reference rather than as evidence of active certification.
Can I still use Full Circle Electronics FL, LLC dba RAE-IT and Recycle All Electronics?▾
Not on the basis of a current certification. The registry records this facility as closed. If you need certified disposal, request a quote from one of the currently certified facilities listed on this page instead — using an uncertified vendor leaves you carrying the compliance and environmental liability yourself.
Are there other certified recyclers near Ocala?▾
Yes. This directory lists 59 currently certified facilities in Florida. Comparing two or three certified providers before committing is worth the time, since reporting quality, geographic coverage, and value-recovery terms vary far more between providers than the certification standards themselves do.