Accreditations Carbon Trust


The Carbon Trust is a world-leading organisation helping businesses, governments and the public sector to accelerate the move to a sustainable, low carbon economy through carbon reduction, energy-saving strategies and commercialising low carbon technologies. As a Carbon Trust Accredited Supplier, Luceco joins a market-leading scheme for high quality energy efficient equipment and renewable technology suppliers. It provides independent validation and recognition of a supplier’s skills and services – a much needed and trusted quality standard in a crowded and fast growing market place. Accredited Suppliers must meet or exceed criteria set by the Carbon Trust, designed to examine their capability to deliver thoughtful, well-designed, energy efficient and renewable energy systems.


Lighting Industry Association


The Lighting Industry Association is the largest lighting industry trade association in Europe. Their mission is to strengthen the industry and promote the benefits of good quality lighting by representing all aspects of UK, EU and international legislation and standards at the highest level whilst protecting the interests of both the public and its members. www.thelia.org.uk


ENEC Testing


As part of our product development and quality processes, Luceco luminaires have been tested to ENEC standards. This stringent process involves independent third party testing of the luminaires, conducted by a European test house organisation and also the inspection and audit of our manufacturing facility. ENEC approval provides full confidence in Luceco products meeting all the relevant safety standards from when they are introduced and also ongoing as the products and audits are re-examined on a bi-annual basis.


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