Where can I recycle a video projector in Richmond, BC?

Ohata Resource Canada offers free recycling drop-off for eligible video projectors at 11220 Voyageur Way, Unit 7, Richmond. Check our yard access information before visiting.

Is projector recycling free?

Yes. Video projectors are accepted free of charge through our recycling drop-off service. This service does not include payment for the projector.

Can I bring a broken or non-working projector?

Yes. Working and non-working projectors are welcome. A projector does not need to turn on, display an image, or have a working lamp. There is no need to repair or test it before bringing it.

Do you accept home, office, and classroom projectors?

Yes. Home cinema, portable, office, and classroom video projectors are accepted, including short-throw models. Slide and film projectors are different equipment types and should be identified separately.

Are LED and laser projectors accepted?

Yes. Lamp-based, LED, and laser video projectors can be brought for recycling. Keep the equipment assembled for drop-off.

Should I remove the lamp or circuit boards?

No. Leave the lamp, lens, circuit boards, and other internal components in place. You do not need to dismantle the projector before recycling it.

Can I bring the remote, power adapter, and cables?

Yes. Bring the projector’s remote, external power adapter, and connecting cables with it. Group loose accessories together. Missing accessories do not prevent recycling.

Should I erase information from a smart projector?

Yes, where possible. Sign out of linked accounts, clear personal settings using the manufacturer’s instructions, and remove storage devices you want to keep. If the projector no longer works, it can still be recycled. Data erasure is not automatically included in free recycling.

Do I need to send photos before an ordinary drop-off?

No. Photos and advance inquiries are not required for ordinary household or office video projectors, including non-working units. Contact us first for equipment containing leaking hazardous material, a damaged battery, or other contamination, or to arrange an unusually large load.

Does Ohata collect projectors from homes or businesses?

This is a customer drop-off service at our Richmond yard. Arrange removal of installed equipment and transportation before visiting. Other accepted electronics can be brought during the same trip.

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Key Drop-off Introduction

Free recycling drop-off for eligible video projectors in Richmond, BC.
Identify the brand, model, and quantity before your visit.
Keep the projector’s housing, lens assembly, and internal components intact.
List screens, ceiling mounts, and spare lamps separately.

Example of a standalone video projector. Reference image only.

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Key Drop-off Introduction

Free recycling drop-off for eligible video projectors in Richmond, BC.
Identify the brand, model, and quantity before your visit.
Keep the projector’s housing, lens assembly, and internal components intact.
List screens, ceiling mounts, and spare lamps separately.

Drop-off Details and Conditions

Retiring a Home, Classroom, or Office Projector

A projector upgrade can leave several items to sort: the projector itself, a remote, cables, mounting hardware, and sometimes a separate screen.

Ohata Resource Canada welcomes working and non-working video projectors for free recycling at its Richmond yard. If you are unsure whether your equipment qualifies or how to prepare it, feel free to contact us before visiting. A photo and model number can help us answer your questions.

This page focuses on electronic projectors that display video or computer images. Slide projectors, film projectors, and other specialist equipment should be identified separately.

For other equipment from the same clear-out, browse our free recycling categories.

White video projector on a shelf with a front lens and side ventilation grille. — Example of a standalone video projector. Reference image only.

Projector Types and Equipment Guidance

If you would like help identifying your projector, the following details can help our team answer your questions.

Equipment	Details to provide
Portable video projector	Brand, model, and condition
Home cinema projector	Model and any separate accessories
Classroom or meeting-room projector	Model, quantity, and whether it has been removed from its installation
Short-throw or ultra-short-throw projector	Model and approximate dimensions
Large venue or specialist projector	Photos, dimensions, weight, and quantity for advance review
Projection screen or ceiling mount	Identify separately from the projector
Slide or film projector	Request classification before assuming the same conditions apply

These examples describe equipment types, rather than guaranteeing acceptance of every model. Large, unusual, or specialist units should be reviewed before transportation.

Separating the Projector From Its Installation

A ceiling-mounted projector may be attached to brackets, signal cables, and power connections. Arrange appropriate removal before bringing it to the yard.

Once disconnected, keep mounting hardware and external cables grouped separately. Identify any equipment that remains attached to a larger installation.

This page describes customer drop-off of equipment. Removal from ceilings, walls, or cabinets is not included in the service described here.

For a classroom or office replacement project, a short inventory of models and quantities can help our team review the planned load. Send it through our contact page.

White Epson video projector installed upside down with its projection lens illuminated. — Example of an installed video projector. Arrange appropriate removal before transporting it for recycling. Reference image only.

Keep the Lens, Lamp, and Housing Intact

Switch off the projector, allow it to cool, and disconnect external power before packing.

Do not remove the lamp, lens assembly, circuit boards, or internal wiring solely to prepare the projector for recycling. Keep the unit complete and describe any missing or damaged parts.

Loose replacement lamps and broken lamp components should be identified separately. Acceptance of a complete projector does not automatically establish acceptance of loose lamps.

If the housing is broken or internal components are exposed, send photos before transport. There is no need to dismantle the projector to diagnose a fault.

Connected Features and Accessories

Some projectors support network connections, apps, or linked accounts. Where applicable, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to remove stored personal information before handover.

Check for memory cards, USB drives, or other removable storage you want to keep.

Free recycling does not automatically include data erasure or certified data destruction. Discuss any information-handling requirements before delivery.

Group accessories so they are easy to identify:

Remote controls.
External power adapters.
HDMI and other signal cables.
Ceiling brackets and mounting hardware.
Separate projection screens.
Spare lamps or detached components.

Confirm accessory acceptance separately, particularly for large screens or installation hardware.

Other Equipment From the Same Room

When clearing a meeting room, classroom, or home entertainment setup, check the conditions for each device:

Computers and loose electronic components may fall under separate electronic scrap buying categories.

Free recycling and scrap purchasing have different conditions. A projector’s internal components do not establish a purchasing price for the complete unit.

Plan Your Richmond Drop-Off

Eligible projectors accepted through this service are received without a recycling charge or payment to the customer.

Have several units or an unfamiliar model? Send photos of the equipment and model labels, an approximate quantity, and details of any damage before loading.

Ask Ohata About Your Projector

Ohata Resource Canada Inc.
11220 Voyageur Way, Unit 7
Richmond, BC, V6X 3E1, Canada

Review our Richmond yard access page for directions and visitor information.

Telephone / WhatsApp: +1 (236) 888-1086
Email: info-ca@ohata.ai

FAQ

1. Where can I recycle a video projector in Richmond, BC?: Ohata Resource Canada offers free recycling drop-off for eligible video projectors at 11220 Voyageur Way, Unit 7, Richmond. Check our yard access information before visiting.
2. Is projector recycling free?: Yes. Video projectors are accepted free of charge through our recycling drop-off service. This service does not include payment for the projector.
3. Can I bring a broken or non-working projector?: Yes. Working and non-working projectors are welcome. A projector does not need to turn on, display an image, or have a working lamp. There is no need to repair or test it before bringing it.
4. Do you accept home, office, and classroom projectors?: Yes. Home cinema, portable, office, and classroom video projectors are accepted, including short-throw models. Slide and film projectors are different equipment types and should be identified separately.
5. Are LED and laser projectors accepted?: Yes. Lamp-based, LED, and laser video projectors can be brought for recycling. Keep the equipment assembled for drop-off.
6. Should I remove the lamp or circuit boards?: No. Leave the lamp, lens, circuit boards, and other internal components in place. You do not need to dismantle the projector before recycling it.
7. Can I bring the remote, power adapter, and cables?: Yes. Bring the projector’s remote, external power adapter, and connecting cables with it. Group loose accessories together. Missing accessories do not prevent recycling.
8. Should I erase information from a smart projector?: Yes, where possible. Sign out of linked accounts, clear personal settings using the manufacturer’s instructions, and remove storage devices you want to keep. If the projector no longer works, it can still be recycled. Data erasure is not automatically included in free recycling.
9. Do I need to send photos before an ordinary drop-off?: No. Photos and advance inquiries are not required for ordinary household or office video projectors, including non-working units. Contact us first for equipment containing leaking hazardous material, a damaged battery, or other contamination, or to arrange an unusually large load.
10. Does Ohata collect projectors from homes or businesses?: This is a customer drop-off service at our Richmond yard. Arrange removal of installed equipment and transportation before visiting. Other accepted electronics can be brought during the same trip.