At Flashnet, we undergo rigorous testing and certification processes to ensure that our smart lighting and IoT solutions meet the highest industry benchmarks for safety, performance, cybersecurity, and interoperability. By obtaining these certifications we guarantee reliability, efficiency, and seamless integration for our customers worldwide.
ENEC (European Norms Electrical Certification)
A European mark that certifies compliance with high safety and quality standards for electrical products, including lighting components. ENEC approval confirms that Flashnet’s solutions meet rigorous testing for electrical safety and performance.
RED (Radio Equipment Directive)
Ensures that all radio-enabled products comply with European Union regulations regarding safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and efficient use of the radio spectrum. This certification guarantees the seamless and safe operation of our wireless communication solutions.
FCC (Federal Communications Commission, USA)
Required for electronic devices sold in the U.S., the FCC certification ensures that products meet strict regulations on radio frequency emissions, preventing interference with wireless communication networks.
D4i (DALI for IoT)
This certification ensures that lighting control devices comply with the DALI-2 standard for digital lighting communication, enabling smart interoperability, energy monitoring, and diagnostics for IoT-enabled lighting systems.
Zhaga SR (Socket Ready) Certification
Establishes compatibility between smart sensors, control nodes, and LED luminaires, ensuring plug-and-play functionality for smart city applications. Flashnet’s Zhaga SR-certified solutions support seamless integration with multiple lighting control technologies.
IEC CB Scheme (LVD & EMC - Scheme 5)
A globally recognized certification ensuring compliance with Low Voltage Directive (LVD) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standards. It validates the electrical safety and interference-free operation of our products.
UL (Underwriters Laboratories, USA)
A safety certification widely recognized in North America, UL ensures that electrical and lighting products comply with stringent fire, shock, and mechanical hazard standards.
ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority)
Certifies compliance with Australian regulations on electromagnetic compatibility, radio communication, and electrical safety, allowing our solutions to be deployed seamlessly in the region.
Elexon Approval (UK, Electricity Settlement Code)
Required for integration into the UK energy infrastructure, this approval ensures that our smart lighting controllers meet the necessary technical and operational standards for use in the national electricity market.
Penetration Test (Bit Sentinel)
Flashnet products undergo cybersecurity testing by Bit Sentinel, a leading cybersecurity firm, to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities. This ensures robust protection against cyber threats and unauthorized access.
PTCRB Certification (Primary, Cybersecurity, Utility)
Verifies compliance with mobile network standards in North America, ensuring that our smart city solutions operate reliably on cellular networks. It also includes cybersecurity assessments to protect against digital threats.
ENEC (European Norms Electrical Certification)
A European mark that certifies compliance with high safety and quality standards for electrical products, including lighting components. ENEC approval confirms that Flashnet’s solutions meet rigorous testing for electrical safety and performance.
RED (Radio Equipment Directive)
Ensures that all radio-enabled products comply with European Union regulations regarding safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and efficient use of the radio spectrum. This certification guarantees the seamless and safe operation of our wireless communication solutions.
FCC (Federal Communications Commission, USA)
Required for electronic devices sold in the U.S., the FCC certification ensures that products meet strict regulations on radio frequency emissions, preventing interference with wireless communication networks.
D4i (DALI for IoT)
This certification ensures that lighting control devices comply with the DALI-2 standard for digital lighting communication, enabling smart interoperability, energy monitoring, and diagnostics for IoT-enabled lighting systems.
Zhaga SR (Socket Ready) Certification
Establishes compatibility between smart sensors, control nodes, and LED luminaires, ensuring plug-and-play functionality for smart city applications. Flashnet’s Zhaga SR-certified solutions support seamless integration with multiple lighting control technologies.
IEC CB Scheme (LVD & EMC - Scheme 5)
A globally recognized certification ensuring compliance with Low Voltage Directive (LVD) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standards. It validates the electrical safety and interference-free operation of our products.
UL (Underwriters Laboratories, USA)
A safety certification widely recognized in North America, UL ensures that electrical and lighting products comply with stringent fire, shock, and mechanical hazard standards.
ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority)
Certifies compliance with Australian regulations on electromagnetic compatibility, radio communication, and electrical safety, allowing our solutions to be deployed seamlessly in the region.
Elexon Approval (UK, Electricity Settlement Code)
Required for integration into the UK energy infrastructure, this approval ensures that our smart lighting controllers meet the necessary technical and operational standards for use in the national electricity market.
Penetration Test (Bit Sentinel)
Flashnet products undergo cybersecurity testing by Bit Sentinel, a leading cybersecurity firm, to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities. This ensures robust protection against cyber threats and unauthorized access.
PTCRB Certification (Primary, Cybersecurity, Utility)
Verifies compliance with mobile network standards in North America, ensuring that our smart city solutions operate reliably on cellular networks. It also includes cybersecurity assessments to protect against digital threats.