NVC Lighting recalls 820,000 problematic energy-saving lamps, involving more than 10 million yuan

NVC Lighting recalled 10,000 problematic energy-saving lamps, involving a cost of over 10 million yuan. After being revealed that 'energy-saving lamps were unqualified' days, NVC Lighting (, HK) officially announced the recall of 10,000 problematic energy-saving lamps, involving more than 10 million yuan. yuan. This has also become the first domestic recall of energy-saving lamps. However, industry insiders believe that the problems exposed by the recall of NVC Lighting may only be the 'tip of the iceberg' of the industry. The number of recalled products reached ten thousand. On the day of the month, NVC Lighting officially announced the recall of ten thousand W energy-saving lamp products with the model number 'YPZ/-SFPRREWVHz'. Consumers who have purchased energy-saving lamps of this model can go to NVC The lighting is distributed in specialty stores all over the country for free return and exchange procedures.　　 Previously, in a random inspection conducted by the Beijing Consumers Association, the product produced by NVC was exploded and the initial light efficiency was not up to standard. The initial light efficiency is a key indicator that reflects whether the energy-saving lamp is energy-saving. NVC said that earlier, NVC lighting quality inspection technicians found that although this batch of products still meets the energy-saving certification specifications, the consistency of the lamp during the manufacturing process has not been well controlled and failed to reach the design. The first-class energy efficiency requirements are batch issues. In addition, even if it is produced with the same equipment, technology and materials, the products are discrete in the production process, that is, the light effect of each lamp is not exactly the same, and these data are in accordance with the normal distribution.　　 NVC revealed to the 'Daily Business News' reporter that the recall of energy-saving lamps involved in the amount of more than 10,000 yuan. According to the previous report of the “Daily Business News”, the Beijing Consumers Association published the “Beijing Consumers Association’s Comparative Test Report on Energy-saving Lamps” on its official website. The report pointed out that: The 'nvc NVC lighting brand W energy-saving lamp' was detected as 'the initial light efficiency is not up to standard.' According to the report, 'Initial luminous efficiency is a parameter for evaluating the energy efficiency level of energy-saving lamps. It is an important indicator that reflects whether an energy-saving lamp product has an energy-saving effect. This indicator does not meet the requirements of national standards, which directly leads to the failure of energy-saving lamps to achieve energy-saving effects.' After the incident was exposed, NVC Lighting Brand Management Center said in an interview with the reporter of 'Daily Economic News' that NVC is investigating the problems that arise.　　 However, NVC does not agree with the opinions of industry experts on the explanation of 'the initial light effect is not up to standard'.　　 NVC said that the 'initial light effect' is not a key parameter reflecting the performance of energy-saving lamps, and their products have no safety hazards.　　 Later, industry expert and secretary-general of the LED Professional Committee of Guangdong Lighting Electrical Appliances Association, Guo Xiu pointed out that if the initial luminous efficiency is not up to standard, the impact on the performance of energy-saving lamps will be 'fatal'.　　 After this incident, in response to some experts’ suggestions that “NVC should recall the problematic products immediately”, NVC told reporters that the company is studying. The reporter asked the NVC Lighting Brand Management Center again on this issue. Its staff said that after the problem was detected last time, NVC was discussing whether to recall the problematic product. At that time, there was no precedent for the recall in the industry. The scholar maintained a relatively cautious attitude.　　 is only the 'tip of the iceberg' of the industry?　　 The 'energy-saving lamp' that has been hyped repeatedly is the 'sweet steamed bun' of China's lighting industry in recent years.　　 According to the reporter of the 'Daily Business NewsIn December, China, together with the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Environment Facility, jointly initiated the launch of 'China's phasing out incandescent lamps and accelerating the promotion of energy-saving lamps.'　　 Public data shows that in Guangdong alone, in the first month of the year, the export of energy-saving lamps was 100 million, valued at 100 million U.S. dollars, an increase of .% and .% respectively over the same period of the previous year.　　 Due to the country’s vigorous guidance and the industry’s good expectations for the development of this industry, quite a few of the more than 10,000 domestic lighting companies have taken a fancy to this “virgin land” that has not yet been fully explored.　　 At the same time, the industry system is not sound, the standard is not clear, and the core technology is lacking. Large companies and small workshops in the industry are mixed up. Some companies use the brand of 'energy saving' but produce products that do not meet the industry standards.　　Guo Xiu believes that there are so many companies like this. Since counterfeit energy-saving light bulbs rarely cause major safety accidents, and ordinary consumers can't tell whether they meet the standards, these companies can take advantage of this.　　 Guo Xiu said that although NVC recalls the problematic products will have a certain positive impact in the industry, it remains to be seen whether it will give other companies some warnings and even give the industry a chance to release the backlog of problems for many years.　　 The reporter learned that in the domestic lighting industry, this is a well-known company that announced the recall of problem products, but Guo Xiu said that he 'hopes that more problematic companies will come forward.'