The Future of Quality of LED Industry Products

Quality does not work and it may ruin an industry. In the era of energy saving and environmental protection, the aura of policy has hit the LED industry and invisible the dark spots of quality. The governments at all levels that support the LED industry, as well as the large-scale optoelectronic companies that have already shifted their focus on R&D and production of LED products, should slightly slow down the pace and make more efforts to ensure the quality of the LED market.

The 17th Guangzhou International Lighting Fair is currently being staged at the Pazhou International Convention and Exhibition Center. LED energy-saving lamps do not allow it to become the absolute "protagonist" of the show.

In recent years, the state and some provinces have successively issued a series of related policies to support the LED industry to become stronger and bigger. The LED industry has strided into the flourishing "spring". Some experts predict that by 2015, China's LED industry will exceed 500 billion yuan. To this end, many places in China are striving to cultivate and promote the development of the local LED industry, competing for "battle" LED cake industry development. Foshan, as the traditional town of optoelectronics, is not to mention the determination and advantages of LED development. Not long ago, Foshan enterprises took the lead and set the first LED lighting standard in China.

At the same time, some problems in the development of the LED industry, especially product quality problems, have gradually surfaced. During the year of 3.15 this year, the Shanghai quality supervision department spot-checked a large-scale energy-saving lamp market on the spot, and found that a large number of products were unqualified. There was widespread use of "halogen powder" instead of "trichromatic color powder" as a raw material and shoddy phenomenon; other cities Sampling results also showed that the LED energy-saving lamps pass rate is mostly less than 50%. Specific to the consumer experience, often show that the purchase of LED energy-saving lamps costs more than traditional lamps, the service life is not long, easy to burn out, darken, or can not reach its full lighting effect.

For most consumers, LED energy-saving lamps are still new products. The emergence of new products in the promotion process is of paradoxical quality, and it is easier to shake consumer confidence in “weakness”. This status quo can be said that the LED industry under the flourishing appearance of the surging "undercurrent", the future of the LED industry.

There are hidden dangers in the quality of LED energy-saving products. The reason may be that the "counterfeit and counterfeit" LED energy-saving lamps produced by some companies flood the market. This is not a direct fault of large-scale LED production companies, and has nothing to do with the government's policy initiatives to support the development of the LED industry. However, “a rat has a bad pot of soup”, the existence of such companies and such products is inestimable for the entire development of the LED industry. In reality, the quality of a certain company’s products has been exposed, which in turn seriously jeopardizes the typical cases of survival and development in an industry. It has long been commonplace in the country, and it cannot help but let the emerging LED industry take notice.

"The 20th century is the century of productivity, and the 21st century is the century of quality." The quality is not enough and it could ruin an industry. In the era of energy saving and environmental protection, the aura of policy has hit the LED industry and invisible the dark spots of quality. The governments at all levels that support the LED industry, as well as the large-scale optoelectronic companies that have already shifted their focus on R&D and production of LED products, should slightly slow down the pace and make more efforts to ensure the quality of the LED market. Do not let “growth troubles” become an excuse for disregarding quality. Do not allow policy to cover up the “dark spots” of quality. Let quality problems become the Achilles heel of the LED industry!