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California Energy Commission Title 24 Testing
Let us make listing your products with the CEC a breeze!
DesignLights Consortium Testing
Let us take care of all of your DLC testing needs!
R&D Testing
IES files, SPDX files, and customized research testing, we can help get your product to market
DLC &
CEC Title 24 Testing
We are a NVLAP (Lab Code: 201079-0) ISO17025 accredited laboratory and an approved laboratory to perform the testing needed for California Energy Commission and DesignLights Consortium programs.
Product Verification & Quality Assurance
Verify the product claims from your overseas manufacturer, enhance your internal quality control, or simply verify you are providing the best quality product to your customers. Let us develop a custom testing protocol designed around your specific products.
How can we help verify your products?
How can we help you with your product development?
R&D Testing
Our accredited photometric testing laboratory is capable of performing your research and development testing. From lumen output measurements to custom distribution exploration, spectral analysis, and electrical studies, we’ve got you covered.
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Second Gentleman, Douglas Emhoff, visits LightLab International Allentown’s UV-C testing capabilities.
LightLab International Allentown, LLC is proud to have hosted the Second Gentlemen, Douglas Emhoff, for a tour of the lab facilities on Wednesday, May 5, 2021.
UV-C Testing Services at LightLab International Allentown
We’re happy to announce our newly updated list of UV-C Radiometric Testing Services. Contact us for more information about how we can help you with your UV testing needs.
Unified Glare Rating (UGR)
You may have heard a lot of talk about glare in the past several months. One of the main reasons for this is that lighting products with higher energy efficiency often have a higher potential for glare. For example, one of the most common ways to reduce glare is to reduce high-angle light produced by…
