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Approvals and standards

Luminaires sold in the market are expected to comply

with the appropriate safety requirements as laid down in

the European series of standards EN 60598 prepared by

CENELEC, the European Committee for Electrotechnical

Standardisation, and which are almost fully harmonised with

the worldwide series of standards IEC 60598. European

standards are accepted as the national standards and

published as such. Since the issuing of the Low Voltage

Directive, the availability of the appropriate safety standards

has ensured that those manufacturers following them,

such as Philips, have continuously improved quality.

The European testing institutes, in cooperation with the

European Luminaire Industry, introduced the ENEC mark in

January 1993. All luminaires supplied by Philips comply with

the ENEC criteria and many indeed carry the ENEC mark

to show the involvement of objective third parties. The CE

mark, is carried on all products that require veriication of CE

compliance.

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