Guanglin: Both sides should have common LED standards

Huang Menghua, general manager of LED Dachang Guanglin Electronics, said that Taiwan’s LED technology is ahead of the rest. China’s LED lighting output accounts for more than 50% of the world’s total. Both sides should establish a common LED inspection platform and mutual authentication to scale and enter the international market.

Guanglin Electronics is a subsidiary of the Litebright Group. The smart LED lighting equipment at the parking lot of the Sanchong City of Taipei County, which was co-developed by the Technology Department of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Information Industry Promotion Association, is the main manufacturer participating in the plan.

Huang Menghua attended the Forum on Information Technology Standards for the Cross-Strait Information Industry held in Fuzhou, mainland China. For Chen Ronglong, chairman of China Huarong Foundation, he pointed out that it is necessary to promote common standards across the Taiwan Strait. She interviewed the media outside the meeting and pointed out that “the establishment of common standards can guarantee the scale of Can also face the international market."

Taiwan's LED technology is leading the world. Huang Menghua said that Taiwan officially announced the LED street light standard on December 4, 2008. Currently, it is also linking with the mainland LED street light standard; the street lighting of Xiamen City in the mainland and Guangzhou Metro interior lighting are the LED lighting of both banks. Pilot area.

Huang Menghua said that trials can stimulate industrial business opportunities. At present, the standards for cross-strait LED street lamps have not yet been completed. There is also a need for a joint testing platform, and mutual certification, and the establishment of cross-strait LED industry cooperation principles.

The Fifth Plenary Session of the Chinese Communist Party adopted the 12th Five-Year Plan, and the low-carbon green energy industry is one of the seven key emerging industries, of which LED is the most advantageous industry in Taiwan.

Huang Menghua said that experts estimate that China's LED lighting output accounts for at least 50% of the world's output, and that Taiwan wins with technology and guarantees no infringement. It is necessary to establish LED common standards across the strait.