Cross-Strait common standards will be extended to street lighting applications

On the 25th, Chen Ruilong, the president of the China Polycom Standards Promotion Foundation and the Secretary-General of the Cross-Straits Entrepreneurs Summit, said that at present the standard for cross-strait common use has been established for the common standard of flat-panel lamps last year. It is expected that the annual forum in October this year will expand the discussion of street lamps and other issues. More LED lighting applications.

At the presentation of the LED bulb readiness label, Chen Ruilong said that there is a tacit agreement between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait to develop the LED industry. At present, members from both sides of the Taiwan Strait have completed cross-strait laboratories to carry out LED flat light test comparison programs. It is expected that they will be further in the year of October this year. The Forum expanded its other products, including the discussion of common standards for street lamps; in addition to the China Universal Standards Development Foundation, the standard for cross-strait LED was adopted.

Through the cross-strait entrepreneur summit, non-governmental enterprises on both sides of the strait can also carry out commercial cooperation and carry out dual-track cooperation. They hope that the LED on both sides of the strait can be jointly promoted to the international standard leader.

Chen Ruilong pointed out that the cross-Strait entrepreneurs' main body is a platform for private cooperation and exchanges, and has been divided into seven industry promotion groups to carry out detailed industrial planning. One of them is the cooperation promotion team for energy, petrochemical, and equipment industries. The next will be LED cross-strait enterprises. Manufacturer cooperation. In the past, cross-strait LED industry non-governmental cooperation was a low-level cooperation. We hope that in the future through the entrepreneurship summit platform, cross-strait enterprises will be able to understand each other better and conduct more detailed division of labor and cooperation to reduce cross-strait LED lighting over-investment risks.