Quality & Compliance

Tested before it ships. Documented when you need it.

We would rather explain exactly what we hold and what we do not, than print a wall of logos. Certification in this industry is often misrepresented — and the buyer carries the consequence at customs.

In-house testing

What we test, and how often

Check	Coverage	Purpose
IQC	Every incoming batch	LED modules, drivers, cable, hardware and glass verified on receipt
Electrical safety	Every unit	Polarity, earth continuity, insulation — tagged per unit
Burn-in test	Every unit	Catches driver and connection faults that only appear under heat
Finish inspection	Every order	Compared against the retained finish sample for that order
Trial assembly	Every multi-part fixture	Built, wired, balanced and hung in the workshop before packing
Packing check	Every crate	Photographed before sealing; packing list reconciled

Certification

Who is responsible for what, by market

This is the part of the industry most often mis-described. There is no single global certificate, and in several markets the legal applicant is the importer — not the factory.

Market	What is required	Who applies	What we provide
European Union	CE marking, LVD & EMC, RoHS, EU DoC	Manufacturer / brand owner placing goods on the market	LVD & EMC test reports, RoHS report, technical file and signed Declaration of Conformity on request
Saudi Arabia	SABER registration (PC + SC)	The importer — legally the applicant	Valid test reports from an accredited laboratory and complete product documentation so your importer can register
United States	UL or ETL for many commercial installations; FCC for radio modules	Applicant may be manufacturer or importer depending on the scheme	Certified drivers and modules with supplier certificates on file; project-level support to your nominated lab
Middle East (other)	Varies by country; often importer-led	Usually the importer	Test reports and documentation package
Southeast Asia / Africa	Varies; frequently no mandatory scheme for decorative lighting	Manufacturer	LVD / EMC test reports where available

The important line: we do not supply certificates we have not earned, and we do not lend anyone else’s. Certificate numbers are increasingly verified online by both customs and buyers — a borrowed or edited certificate fails at the port, and it fails at your cost.

How custom lighting is legitimately certified

Certify the electrical core, engineer around it

Custom decorative lighting is made in small quantities, often a single piece. Certifying every finished fixture individually is neither practical nor how the industry works.

LED drivers and light modules are sourced from suppliers holding CE, UL or ENEC approvals, with certificates kept on file
Frames, glass and decorative elements are designed around that certified core
Cable, connectors and terminal blocks carry their own approvals
The finished assembly is supported by LVD and EMC assessment and a complete technical file
Where a market requires importer-led registration, we supply the reports and you or your importer registers

This is why the honest answer to “do you have a certificate for this fixture?” is usually a description rather than a yes. Ask us for that description in writing and we will put it in the quotation.

Tested before it ships. Documented when you need it.

What we test, and how often

Who is responsible for what, by market

Certify the electrical core, engineer around it

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