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We sit on the leading edge of an industry poised for explosive growth. As innovative LED lighting products emerge, the facts of LED lighting performance must hit the market with equal speed. Clear labeling on lighting performance is the critical link between innovation and successful market introduction.
The SSL Quality Advocates program showcases LED luminaire manufacturers who commit to testing products and reporting performance results according to industry standards. For lighting buyers, designers, and energy efficiency programs, the Lighting Facts label provides information essential to evaluating products and identifying the best options.
Make Lighting Facts work for you.
- Are you a luminaire manufacturer? Take the pledge and take a stand on lighting quality.
- Retailers and distributors, if it’s on your shelf, get the peace of mind that comes with knowing it’s going to satisfy your customers. There’s a pledge designed just for you.
- And finally, there’s a pledge for the Lighting Pros who influence the selection of quality LED products: lighting designers and specifiers, utilities and energy efficiency program sponsors. The pledge sends a signal that you always do your homework.
Solid-State Lighting Quality Advocates is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to assure and improve the quality of LED lighting products. Participation in SSL Quality Advocates is open to those who manufacture, sell, and recommend the best in LED lighting.
DISCLAIMER: The Department of Energy does not approve or endorse the products or services offered by any company that participates in the SSL Quality Advocates program. As such, any company that participates in the SSL Quality Advocates program may not claim or imply that DOE approves or endorses anything other than its commitment to energy efficiency.