EuP Directive : The Energy using Product Directive will phase out energy inefficient lamps, luminaires and gear in the near future. Beat the deadline with our planet-friendly alternatives.

EPBD Directive: The Energy Performance Building Directive aims to improve the energy performance of buildings. Energy-efficient lighting can help you gain a high classification level that will increase the value of the building in a cost effective way.

WEEE Directive: The legislation aims to move away from less efficient ballasts – a great opportunity to switch to our electronic ballasts and benefit from longer lamp life. The Ballast Directive will be completely replaced by the EuP Directive on Tertiary lighting.

Ballast Directive: The legislation aims to move away from less efficient ballasts – a great opportunity to switch to our electronic ballasts and benefit from longer lamp life. The Ballast Directive will be completely replaced by the EuP Directive on Tertiary lighting.

EEL Directive: The Energy Efficiency Label is designed to make it easier to choose more energy-efficient products. The highest class also means higher quality standards. EEL helps to avoid the cost of poor quality products.

RoHS: The RoHS Directive restricts the use of certain hazardous substances. Our products meet, and in many cases exceed, these new industry standards.

EN 12464-1: Lighting must ensure that people in the workplace are safe and able to perform their tasks. Our energy-efficient solutions will help you meet, or even exceed, the lighting requirements for visual comfort, safety and performance.