Lighting documentation should be checked against the exact model, intended use and destination market. A logo, catalogue statement or document for a different item is not enough to establish what applies to your order.
Begin with a clear identification
- Manufacturer and supplier details.
- Exact model reference and relevant variants.
- Electrical specification and intended application.
- Destination and the requirements identified by your qualified adviser.
Request the relevant documents
Ask the supplier which reports, declarations or certificates are available for the selected model. Confirm their scope, product identifiers, issuing organisation and applicable dates. Different document types serve different purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Verify rather than assume
Where an issuer provides a verification channel, check the document through that channel. Resolve any mismatch between the order specification and the document before proceeding. Ask the appropriate qualified specialist to assess whether the evidence meets the destination requirements.
Keep product and company claims separate
A company-level statement should not be assumed to establish the status of every product. Likewise, a report covering one model or variant should not be presented as evidence for the entire range.
Before approving the order
- Agree the model and specification.
- Identify the required documentation with the responsible specialist.
- Review the supplied documents and resolve gaps.
- Record the approved versions with the order.
- Confirm how changes affecting the evidence will be handled.
This article is a documentation review checklist. It does not determine legal market access or state that every TITKLED model carries a particular certification.
Ask about a selected model
Send the product reference and destination market. The TITKLED team can confirm which information is available for the enquiry.
