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LED lighting: all about quality marks

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Why certifications are important

Quality marks are not a luxury, but a guarantee that your LED lighting meets European laws and regulations. They ensure that the lamp:

Without the correct quality mark, a lamp often cannot be used on public roads. In addition, the absence of a quality mark can lead to fines or rejection during inspections.



The most common quality marks for LED lighting

  1. E-mark (ECE)

The E-mark (also called ECE approval) is used for vehicle lighting and indicates that the lamp complies with European ECE regulations. The regulations are drawn up by the Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and contain technical requirements that are applied worldwide.

  1. R10-mark

The R10-mark stands for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Lamps that have this quality mark are tested for causing interference in other vehicle systems, such as on-board computers, navigation or radio. It is also checked that the lamp itself is not susceptible to interference from outside.

  1. R65-mark

The R65-mark applies to warning lights, such as flashing lights and beacons. Lamps are tested for visibility, light intensity and flash frequency. In some countries (e.g. Belgium and France) R65 lighting is mandatory; in other countries it is recommended, but not mandatory (e.g. UK).

  1. R48-regulation

The R48 regulation sets requirements for the installation and adjustment of vehicle lighting. The aim is to ensure optimum lighting that does not dazzle other road users and improves the driver’s vision.

  1. ECE R23 – Reversing lights

Reversing lights are tested according to ECE R23 to ensure that they are bright enough for safe reversing, but not so bright that other road users are dazzled.

  1. ECE R149 – Headlights and high beam headlights

Headlights and high beam headlights must comply with ECE R149 (formerly R112). This prevents oncoming traffic from being blinded, while the driver’s vision remains optimal.



Practical tips for choosing LED lighting

When choosing LED lighting for your vehicle, it is important to pay attention to the following points:

At All Day Led you will find a wide range of LED lighting that meets the applicable quality marks and regulations. For example, view our high beam headlights, rear lights or beacons.

LED lighting quality marks


In summary

Quality marks are essential for the safety and legality of LED lighting on public roads. Therefore, always make sure that you choose lighting with the correct quality mark for your application. At All Day Led you will find LED lighting that meets the highest quality and safety standards, so you can hit the road with peace of mind.

Quality mark / RegulationMeaning
E-mark (ECE)Complies with European ECE regulations (UNECE)
R10-markElectromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
R65-markWarning lights (flashing lights, beacons)
R48-regulationInstallation and adjustment of lighting
ECE R23Reversing lights
ECE R149Headlights and high beam headlights

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