Do LED lamps need REACH certification? How is it different from ROHS?

REACH is generally used for chemicals, LED lights are electronic appliances, and ROHS is generally enough.

REACH test is one of the environmental protection tests. Substances that meet one or more specifications stipulated in Article 57 of the Treaty can be identified as "high-value substances" (SVHC), which are included in the "authorized candidate list" (also called "candidate list") and reach the SVHC list.

There are two parts: metal part and nonmetal part. There are 64 items for metal parts and 155 items for non-metal parts.

Two. The substances listed in the SVHC Arrival List are as follows:

1. substances that meet the classification standard of 1 or class 2 carcinogenicity, mutagenicity or repeated toxicity (CMR);

2. Persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic substances; Or extremely persistent and bioaccumulative (VpvB) substances;

There is evidence that there are similar substances, such as endocrine disruptors.

3. What is the purpose of the 3.REACH test?

1. Submit information about hazardous chemicals.

2. Assessing and managing the hazards of chemicals

3. Register this chemical for various purposes.

4. Substances that are less harmful to health

5. Substances that are less harmful to the environment

6. Support EU authorities to accept the risks and hazards of chemical use more quickly.

7. Improving the competitiveness of EU chemical enterprises will be a good medicine for economic development.

8. Develop assessment methods for hazardous substances.

9. Ensure the free circulation of materials in the EU internal market.