Recessed lamps

Introduction

After the lamp is installed and used, the structure of the lamp body does not leak, that is, only the light side of the lamp can be seen, and other parts of the lamp body are embedded in a building or other objects and cannot be seen.

species

There are LED buried lights, buried lights, ceiling lamps and so on.

Related standards

Newly formulated national standards for “Embedded LED Lamps Performance Requirements” were issued. The standards clearly require that all lighting manufacturers strictly engage in the research, development, and production of lamps and lanterns in accordance with the quality standards and technical regulations of human production and living. This is the current lighting lighting industry. Played a positive standard and guiding role.

It is reported that the newly-developed national standards for the corresponding lighting industry also include the newly-developed National Standard for the Application of IK Codes for Lamps, the newly revised national standards for the safety of road lamps, and the newly-developed National Standards and New Revisions for the Safety Requirements for Electrodeless Lamps. National standards for the use of fluorescent light starters, newly revised national standards for neon control devices, and other lighting production and implementation standards.

Among them, the newly-developed "Embedded LED Luminaire Performance Requirements" national standard number is GB/T30413-2013, formally implemented since December 1, 2014; the newly formulated "Application of IK codes for lamps and lanterns" national standard number is GB/ Z30418-2013, formally implemented on December 1st, 2014. The newly-developed National Standard for Electrodeless Lamp Safety Requirements is numbered GB30422-2013. It has been officially implemented since July 1, 2015; the newly revised road lamp safety country The standard number is GB7000.203-2013. It has been officially implemented since July 2015. The newly revised national standard number for the glow starter used in fluorescent lamps is GB20550-2013. It has been officially implemented since July 1, 2015; the newly revised neon The national standard number of the control device is GB19510.210-2013, which has been officially implemented since July 1, 2015.