Down Light FCC Certification Testing

With the development of high technology and the progress of the times, lighting fixtures have been applied in various fields. Their function now goes beyond mere illumination; they can also be used to adjust ambiance, with increasingly diverse applications. So, do you know what certifications are required for exporting lighting fixtures to the United States?

Why Do Lighting Fixtures Need FCC Certification?

1. Lighting fixtures with FCC certification have strong competitiveness in the U.S. market.

2. The strict regulations in the U.S. enhance the rigor of our lighting fixture production.

3. It reduces the risk of being detained during customs inspections.

Scope of FCC Certification for Lighting Fixtures

- Chandeliers

- Track lights

- Garden lights

- Portable lights

- Downlights

- LED street lights

- Light strings

- Table lamps

- LED spotlights

- LED bulbs

- Grid lights

- Aquarium lights

- Street lights

- LED tubes

- LED lighting fixtures

- Energy-saving lamps

- T8 tubes

- LED screens

- LED power supplies/drivers

- Ballasts

- Stage lights

- Dimmers

- Converters

- Electronic dimming devices for stage and entertainment venues

- AC electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps

- Tubular fluorescent lamps

- Ballasts for discharge lamps

- Fixed lighting fixtures

- Portable lighting fixtures

- Recessed lighting fixtures

FCC Certification Test Items for Lighting Fixtures

1. Conducted emissions; Electrostatic discharge; Harmonics

2. Surge; Power frequency magnetic field, etc.

 Costs and Timeline for FCC Certification of Lighting Fixtures

Lighting fixtures fall under ordinary products, and FCC DOC certification is sufficient. The cost is $1600, and the process takes about 4 weeks.

Procedures for FCC Certification of Lighting Fixtures

1. The applicant consults for a quotation.

2. The applicant provides product information to confirm the FCC certification price and timeline.

3. Sign the contract and make the payment.

4. Fill out the application form and send samples for testing.

5. Conduct FCC testing on the product.

6. The laboratory issues the FCC certificate report.

The FCC certificate for lighting fixtures has no validity period and no factory inspection is required unless the standards are updated.