Lustrous Zhaga products was accredited certification from UL

As the industry- leading brand of high Power COB LED manufacturer in Taiwan, Lustrous Technology Ltd., (4997TW) recently announced their Zhaga series products were accredited certification from UL in June, marks as the pilot of LED lighting industry in Asia Pacific region.

Considering Zhaga light engine is the future mainstream in LED lighting industry, In July 2010, Lustrous was registered as the first Taiwan regular member of Zhaga Consortium, investing great efforts and resources in developing Zhaga light engine products. This June, they proudly announced their two Zhaga products, LES 19CL and LES 13.5CL were accredit the certifications from UL, marks as the first one among LED industry in Asia-Pacific region. This outstanding record demonstrates Lustrous with excellent research capabilities and leads the professional role in LED lighting industry.

“Environmental protection with energy saving by providing green technology of lighting ” is the core vision of Lustrous Technology Ltd., This achievement proves the result that Lustrous focus on innovation and quality driven. The schedule of mess production will be at the 1st quarter of 2013.

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