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RECOM’s LED Drivers are CB, RCM and ENEC Certified

RECOM Lighting is a world-wide company with a global clientele. While many customers accept the usual CE or UL8750 certificates, there are some regions that require additional compliance to their own domestic standards and regulations. Therefore RECOM Lighting has selected the LED drivers RACD03,…

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The CB reports cover the IEC 62384 performance requirements and IEC 61347-2-13 safety requirements for electronic control gear for LED modules. These two norms are the primary international standards for LED drivers.

The RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark) shows compliance with the local standards in Australia and New Zealand. The consolidated compliance mark replaces the old C-Tick mark and demonstrates compliance to all applicable ACMA technical standards.

The ENEC mark (European Norms Electrical Certification) demonstrates compliance with the relevant European safety and performance standards (EN61347-1, EN61347-2-13 and EN62384). The testing must be carried out by an accredited European certification institute. For this certification, RECOM chose UL Europe.

With these new certifications, customers can have more confidence in the safety and performance of RECOM’s LED driver products, knowing that they have been independently assessed and approved for sale worldwide. Copies of the certificates are available on request.

For additional information please visit RECOM Lighting or contact your RECOM distribution partner.

About Recom:
Recom has become an innovative leader over the past 35 years in the manufacture and distribution of DC/DC and AC/DC converters, switching regulators and LED drivers, offering vast distribution and customer support networks that reach around the globe. Customers recognize Recom's ability to deliver top-notch products at competitive prices as well as their worldwide positioning through the establishment of proprietary production facilities that meet the highest international standards and global product availability. Recom's commitment doesn't end with the purchase of the product, but rather, customers can enjoy exceptional after-sale service and support. For the past 10 years, Recom has invested heavily in product development, quality assurance lab, and expanding their global presence to accomplish the mission of meeting customer need wherever it may arise.
Recom Lighting is the new division to better meet the requirements of developers and architects in the fast moving lighting market.

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