LED LIGHTING
CERTIFICATIONS
Many of our products carry recognized certifications for safety, energy efficiency and environmental standards. Below is what each mark means and how it affects you as a buyer.
What each certification means
Certifications vary by product. Each product page lists the marks that apply to that fixture.
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ES
ENERGY STAR
A certification supported by the U.S. EPA that identifies energy-efficient products. Certified LED lights consume less energy and reduce electricity bills without compromising brightness.
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UL
UL Listed
UL is an independent testing organization for the U.S. and Canada. A UL Listed light has been tested for fire, electric shock and mechanical hazards.
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ETL
ETL Certified
ETL verifies compliance with North American safety standards, the same safety requirements as UL, for residential, commercial and industrial use.
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DLC
DLC Approved
DLC certifies high-efficiency commercial lighting. DLC-approved lights are eligible for rebates and incentives from many utility providers.
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FCC
FCC Certification
The FCC ensures electronic products do not interfere with radio, television, or wireless communication.
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CE
CE Marking
Indicates that a product meets European Union standards for safety, health, and environmental protection.
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RoHS
RoHS Compliant
RoHS limits the use of hazardous substances such as lead, mercury and cadmium in electrical and electronic products.
What a certified product gives you
- Verified product safety and durability
- Energy savings and lower utility costs
- Access to rebates and government incentives
- Environmentally responsible, recyclable lighting