Lecuso wins CB certification for solar LED street lights

Yangzhou Lecuso New Energy Co. Ltd. has earned CB Certification for its solar LED street lights, a step that can simplify access to more than 50 member countries under the IECEE scheme. The certification adds to the company’s existing approvals as governments and developers push more renewable outdoor lighting projects.

Why it matters: - CB Certification can reduce duplicate testing for Lecuso products in more than 50 member countries. - The certification gives municipal buyers and commercial developers another signal on safety and reliability for solar LED street lights. - Lecuso is positioning the certification as part of a broader push into global smart city and off-grid lighting markets.

What happened: - Yangzhou Lecuso New Energy Co. Ltd. received CB Certification for its solar LED street lights. - The company framed the milestone as proof of its standing as a global advanced solar LED street light factory. - Lecuso has operated since 2005. - The company says its facility covers more than 50,000 square meters in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China.

The details: - The CB Scheme is operated by IECEE and uses mutual acceptance of product safety test reports and certificates. - Lecuso says the certification process requires thorough testing before approval. - The company’s portfolio includes solar LED street lights, outdoor fixtures with special LEDs, and integrated solar energy storage systems. - Lecuso says it has completed hundreds of large government projects and serves more than 200 countries and regions. - The company says its solar street lights use integrated and semi-integrated designs for durability and easier installation. - Lecuso says its LED street light series uses Philips and Lumileds chips and reaches 220 lm/W. - The company says its bifacial solar modules capture sunlight on both sides and can improve power generation efficiency by more than 30%. - Lecuso says its outdoor lights use die-cast aluminum housing with IP66 or IP67 waterproof ratings. - The company says its designs can include anti-bird nail features, heat dissipation systems and modular parts for easier maintenance. - Lecuso says some battery replacements can be done directly on lamp poles. - The company says it uses vertically integrated production, including solar panels and galvanized steel poles. - Lecuso says it offers customized systems ranging from 3-meter garden lights to 12-meter high-mast solar road lamps. - The company says integrated systems carry 5-year warranties. - Lecuso says it has OEM and ODM capabilities and can tailor products to different climates and regulations. - The company says its products are built for environments ranging from Middle Eastern heat to Southeast Asian coastal conditions. - Lecuso says its annual production capacity exceeds 1GW for solar panels and lighting fixtures. - The company says it also holds ISO9001, CE, ROHS, TUV and IEC approvals. - Lecuso provided a website for more information: the company’s announcement.

Between the lines: - The certification helps Lecuso compete for international projects where safety documentation and cross-border acceptance matter. - The company is using the CB result to reinforce a quality-and-compliance message alongside its manufacturing scale. - The mix of certifications, warranties and customization suggests a strategy built around public-sector and infrastructure buyers.

What's next: - Lecuso is likely to use the new certification in bids for municipal, commercial and export projects. - The company’s next growth lever appears to be wider acceptance in markets that rely on IECEE-aligned testing. - Demand from smart city and renewable infrastructure projects may create more room for certified outdoor lighting suppliers.