For spec engineers

The IES file is a download

Every commercial SKU is issued with its LM-79 photometric report and IES file — released with the quotation and by return email, and rendering on the SKU page as the photometric library is filed. The .ies file drops directly into AGi32, DIALux, or Visual.

When a fixture is under characterization for a metric that isn't published yet, the SKU page says so plainly. The value doesn't appear until the measurement does.

Cross-references

Where a project spec calls for a specific Cree, RAB, MaxLite, Green Creative, Konlite, Litetronics, or Signify model, our team returns the closest-fit Allmax SKU by return email — with the polar distribution, the lumen output, the CCT/CRI, and the country-of-origin determination side-by-side.

Cross-reference sheets are issued per-request while the on-page cross-reference tool is being built.

Language for the spec sheet

Every fixture ships with its documentation. The spec-sheet language for "basis of design" and "approved equal" is on the SKU page in a form you can paste directly into a fixture schedule — model number, wattage, CCT, lumens, LPW, voltage, IP rating, listing number (where issued), warranty term, and country of origin.

Test protocols, versioned

Every commercial SKU runs a named set of tests. When a protocol changes, the document is versioned rather than quietly replaced — so a spec written last year can still be checked against the paperwork that backed it.

• UL588 wet-location test
• 110% voltage 24-hour burn-in
• −20 / +50°C thermal cycle
• LM-79 photometric measurement (raw data as download, not summarised)

Documented at every step

Every SKU discloses driver brand, LED bin, and country of origin, dated and versioned. The disclosure is not a badge on the page — it is the document released with the quotation.

DLC listings for rebate programs

Where a utility rebate program requires a DLC QPL Product ID, our team provides the ID where issued, and the source report where the utility asks for it. IDs render on the SKU page as they are filed.

TAA-eligible where it matters

For federal, hospital, and university projects: TAA-eligibility is determined at the SKU level, not the family level. Cambodia (as a Least-Developed Country under FAR 25.003) and Taiwan (under the WTO GPA as "Chinese Taipei") are the two paths. The attestation letter is issued by counsel and released with the quotation.