If a lighting product (compact fluorescent lamp, integral LED lamp, luminaire) was damaged during testing, can it be repaired and testing resumed for purposes of ENERGY STAR?

No. Test data from repaired products may not be used to certify the products as ENERGY STAR.

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Topic #: 23002-32691
Date Created: 8/19/2011
Last Modified Since: 8/19/2011
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