Although LED lighting still has price and reliability issues, the industry has been expanding. Recently, in order to further promote the popularization of LED lighting and industrial development, LED standardization issues related to safety specifications and reliability specifications have been widely discussed. Not only are Japan, the United States and Europe, which have already taken the lead in the market, but also emerging market countries and regions such as South Korea and Taiwan are also discussing, but in fact it is still far from standardization. But this situation has changed in 2009: South Korea has taken steps to develop and implement standardized specifications from March 2009.
Following South Korea, China and Taiwan have also begun standardization work, which is expected to be implemented as early as 2010. At present, the Standards and Inspection Bureau of the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Taiwan has indicated that 35 kinds of LED-related standardization will be carried out in CNS (China National Standars), and 12 of them have been reviewed for standardization of LED lighting. Moreover, the LED Lighting Standards Working Group of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China also indicated that it has basically completed the formulation of seven LED lighting standards. In Japan, although the government and various industrial associations have extensively discussed the formulation of relevant standards, they have not yet entered the formulation stage and are still under review. Although Japan and other countries as LED advanced countries have been actively working on the standardization of LED lighting, they are still one step behind Korea.
What kind of standard specifications has Korea established? Why can it be at the forefront of standardization? Through these investigations, the intention of South Korea’s move is to seize business opportunities as soon as possible.
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