Standards we build against
| Standard | Scope | Where it applies |
|---|---|---|
| SAE J595 | Directional flashing warning devices for emergency vehicles | Grille, surface-mount and dash lights sold into the US |
| SAE J845 | Optical warning devices for authorized emergency vehicles | Lightbars |
| ECE R65 | Special warning lamps for motor vehicles | Models sold into EU markets |
| ECE R10 | Electromagnetic compatibility | All powered units sold into the EU |
| CE / RoHS | EU market access and restricted substances | All units shipped to the EU |
| IP67 | Dust-tight and protected against water immersion | Sealed housings; stated per model |
The governing standard for a specific model is the one printed on its product page. Where a model is not yet tested to a standard in this table, its page will not claim it.
What we can send you
- Declaration of conformity for the models you are buying, on company letterhead.
- Test reports we hold from third-party laboratories, per model.
- RoHS / REACH statements for the materials used in housings, lenses and harnesses.
- HS classification and country of origin for customs — HS 8512.20.20 for our lighting units.
Request them at support@911rep.com with the model list and your market. Allow one business day.
What we do not do
We do not sell a light as "DOT approved" when the standard does not apply to it, and we do not issue a certificate for a market we have not tested for. If your jurisdiction requires a marking we do not carry, we will tell you before you order — legality of use rests with the buyer, and we would rather lose the sale than have your vehicles grounded at inspection.
EU GPSR / responsible person
EU General Product Safety Regulation information — responsible-person details, batch identification and warnings — is published on the EU GPSR page.