UL Certified LED Filament Bulbs

Why UL Certification Matters for US Importers

If you're importing LED filament bulbs into the United States or Canada, UL certification (or an equivalent NRTL listing like ETL) is not optional. Without it:

• Your shipment may be held at US customs for compliance verification
• Your Amazon listing can be flagged and removed for missing safety certification
• Retail chains and distributors will not stock uncertified electrical products
• Your liability insurance may not cover product-related claims

UL Certified Product Range

All our standard bulb series carry UL certification under E527867:

All CCTs from 1800K to 6500K available — contact us for your specific requirement.

How to Verify Our UL Certificate

Don't take our word for it. Here's how to check:

1. Go to UL Product iQ (UL's official database)
2. Enter file number "E527867" in the search field
3. Confirm the listing shows LED filament lamps under the ANOVEXA manufacturing scope
4. If you need a PDF copy of the certificate for your customs broker or distributor, email us and we'll send it within 24 hours

UL vs ETL vs FCC — Understanding US Compliance

UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and ETL (Intertek) are both NRTLs — Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories — accepted by US OSHA. They perform the same UL 1993 safety standard testing. FCC is separate: it covers electromagnetic interference (Part 15), not product safety. Our bulbs carry UL (safety) plus FCC (EMI compliance) plus CE and RoHS for the European market.

If you're selling on Amazon.com, either UL or ETL satisfies their safety documentation requirement. If you're selling to US retail chains or electrical supply distributors, many of them specifically require UL (not just ETL) because of legacy procurement policies. We maintain UL specifically because it's the most widely recognized mark among US trade buyers.