Allmax · Commercial LED
The lab is on this page.
Every protocol we run on a commercial SKU, named — with the procedure and the conditions it runs under. Raw data is a download, not a claim.
Every product passes the same four gates.
A later component or plant change is reviewed before production continues.
Engineering samples
Light output, electrical behaviour and temperatures, measured against the specification.
Production-intent samples
Intended components and construction validated; applicable lab testing completed.
Pilot production
Assembly repeatability, line tests, inspection criteria and packaging checked.
Controlled release
Bill of materials, drawings, reference sample and documentation approved.
Origin is decided per SKU and stated in writing with the quotation.
Rain and wet-location test
Fixtures run under controlled water ingress to verify the wet-location behaviour holds across the enclosure and the gasket line.
24-hour voltage burn-in
Every batch runs at 110% of rated voltage for twenty-four hours, which surfaces early-life driver failures before the fixture leaves the floor.
Thermal cycling
Fixtures cycle across the full operating temperature range to prove the thermal design under the conditions the job site actually sees.
Photometric measurement
Raw photometric data is recorded and published as a download, dated and versioned, rather than summarised into a marketing figure.
What a published protocol means
A protocol is published when the procedure, the conditions, and the dated report are all available to the person specifying the fixture. 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.
Per-fixture reports are issued on request while this page is being populated with the downloadable set. They are sent directly.
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