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OUR CURRENT OFFERINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
THE INDEPENDENT ACCREDITED TESTING AND CERTIFICATION PROFESSIONALS
LUX-TSI offers independent performance, safety and environmental testing services for the lighting industry. Through its 2 approved testing laboratories, LUX-TSI offers its customers a suite of testing services to international standards.
As the preferred partner for UL in the UK and Ireland, we can provide a seamless interface from pre-compliance to full product certification testing for CE marking, CB testing, UL listing, ENEC certification, ErP directives, UMSUG codes, Lighting Facts label and Energy Star amongst others. LUX-TSI can provide consultancy services and support product development from early stage research through to full product manufacturing testing.
• LED Module, Lamp and Luminaire Goniophotometry – Photometric Profiles (IES/LDT) • Spectroradiometry and Photometry – to EN 13032 & LM79 • Roadsign testing to standards such as BS EN 12899 • Photo-biological Testing to IEC/BS EN62471 and IEC 60825 • Reflectance and Transmittance to BS EN410 • Electrical/Thermal Performance for electronic drivers, LED modules and other products • Energy Efficiency to European ErP Directives and Performance Standards • Testing for ECA schemes and other energy performance initiatives • Endurance/Lumen Maintenance to LM80 • Full Electrical Safety for modules, lamp, luminaires and drivers to IEC and UL standards • IP, IK, Vibration and Drop Testing • Environmental/HALT Testing
T: +44 1656 864618 E:
info@lux-tsi.com W:
www.lux-tsi.com
A NEW! addition to your range of offering is the award winning eyeLIGHT software platform and test equipment to provide accredited calculations of optical hazards for photobioloigcal assessment of lighting products.
And this month’s new testing offering is support for testing of Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) of lighting equipment to EN 62493 (Assessment of lighting equipment related to human exposure to electromagnetic fields), which has been published as a harmonized standard within the scope of the Low Voltage Directive. The standard must be complied with from February 1, 2013.
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