Caution: export lighting must be concerned with specific climatic conditions

The day before, Ningbo Ninghai lighting enterprises to export to Finland in two batches of 15720, $100 thousand worth of garden lights, wire insulation failure due to external bending test at low temperature, there is lamp failure and the risk of electric shock, be returned according to the requirements of foreign customers.

After investigation, the company is through intermediaries and foreign customers to carry out export trade, the production of this courtyard lights are fully in line with the IEC60598 international standards, the third party test results are qualified. Because the lamp itself does not need finished insulation low temperature bending test, customer orders are not clear special climatic conditions, the implementation of IEC60227 standard power line procurement enterprises, insulated cold bend test in the standard temperature of -15 - 2 deg. C. Finland belongs to the Nordic Arctic region, the winter temperature can generally be reduced to -30 DEG C, the customer in accordance with the actual temperature of the insulation test failed, resulting in product failure, there is an electric shock and other security risks.

To this end, the Ningbo inspection and Quarantine Bureau reminded the relevant enterprises: first, to develop the market to familiarize themselves with the market. In the development of new markets, new products, in addition to focus on product importing country standards, should also fully consider the target market climate, environment and cultural customs and other special factors in the design stage of product research and development, pay attention to analyzing and solving; two is to carry out the first review of the contract trade. The main market operators should uphold the integrity of business, abide by the spirit of the contract, the contract terms to strengthen the quality of the audit, should pay particular attention to the climate, environment, customs and other specific conditions, to avoid such factors lead to subsequent trade disputes.