Tamlite Lighting, one of the UK’s largest privately-owned lighting companies, has secured ICEL (Industry Committee for Emergency Lighting) certification for the manufacture and testing of quality luminaires.
Tamlite is the first lighting manufacturer to have been granted ICEL membership, via the Lighting Industry Association Quality Assurance (LIAQA) Scheme.
The ICEL is a division of the Lighting Industries Association (LIA), representing the highest level of legislation in terms of luminaire quality, specialising in emergency lighting.
Membership of the ICEL confirms that Tamlite’s technologies and solutions are designed to be effective in the event of an emergency or loss of mains power, allowing a building’s occupants to evacuate quickly and safely.
The ICEL membership follows recent news of Tamlite securing BAFE certification, confirming the quality of the Company’s emergency lighting designs.
The company is also a recent winner of the inaugural LIAQA Award – which rewards highly robust quality management systems – the commendation is regarded as a mark of confidence across the industry.
John Allden, MD at Tamlite Lighting (pictured below), commented: “Tamlite Lighting was a founding participant of the LIAQA scheme, and we have always been committed to its purpose.
“The ICEL certification offers proof that we maintain extremely high standards within the manufacturing process of our emergency luminaires – and this gives our customers an added level of confidence.
“It is fair to say, reliability and quality are core aspects of our culture at Tamlite – we see both values as an essential pillars of our business practises.”
Tamlite Lighting are also Full members of the LIA, Corporate members of Institute of Lighting Professionals and members of the Society of Light & Lighting.
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