Lightship Testing Laboratory provides a wide range of lighting tests in one place, covering environmental, electrical, photometric, optical, coating, and on-site testing. Lightship helps manufacturers, consultants, and stakeholders ensure that every lighting product meets international standards and expected performance.
Lightship is an accredited lighting testing laboratory providing reliable, independent testing services for lighting products across Egypt and the Middle East.
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Accredited Laboratory Testing
Testing according to recognized standards and approved test methods.
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Advanced Equipment
State-of-the-art machinery and technology for accurate laboratory results.
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Wide Testing Scope
Environmental, electrical, photometric, optical, coating, and on-site tests.
Six disciplines under one roof, each run on its own instrument to a published standard — from how a luminaire survives rain to how its light falls on the road it was installed for.
01Environmental Testing
02Electrical Testing
03Photometric Testing
04Optical Testing
05Coating Testing
06On-Site Testing
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Ingress, temperature & humidity
What the product meets once it leaves the box: rain, jets, immersion, dust, damp, sustained heat, sunlight, vibration, load, impact and fire. Each is reproduced at a defined severity, so what comes out is a rating a specification can name rather than a general assurance of ruggedness.
Safety & power quality
Whether the product is safe to touch and to connect, how it behaves as an electrical load, and how faithfully its driver serves the LEDs behind it. Power quality is where a luminaire's efficiency claim, its service life and its effect on the installation around it all meet.
Flux, intensity & distribution
How much light there is, where it goes and how well it holds up. These are the measurements a photometric file, an efficacy figure and a lifetime claim are built from — and the ones a specifier will check them against.
CCT, CRI & chromaticity
Light and materials described as colour: what a surface returns, what a diffuser passes, and where a finish sits in colour space. Colour is the part of lighting quality people notice first and specify least precisely.
Adhesion & corrosion
Whether the finish will stay on and stay protective. Coating is the thinnest part of a luminaire and usually the first to fail, which makes adhesion and thickness the cheapest evidence of durability there is.
Field measurement & verification
The instruments taken to the project. Some things can only be measured where the light is installed — and the accredited scope extends three of the optical methods to the customer's own site for exactly that reason.
