Material-compliance evidence for a more informed purchase
The C-Smart documentation package includes restricted-substance test report KEYS24011917001RH-03, dated 25 January 2024, for submitted LED display samples identified as P4, P5, P6.67, P10 and P16. The report records PASS for the requested tests against the RoHS requirements identified in the document.
For project buyers, this provides a documented basis for reviewing material compliance alongside the proposed product configuration. The findings apply to the submitted samples and selected parts described in the report; they do not mean that every finished display has undergone destructive chemical testing.
What the report covers
| Item | Documented information |
|---|---|
| Report reference | KEYS24011917001RH-03 |
| Report date | 25 January 2024 |
| Models identified in the documentation | P4, P5, P6.67, P10, P16 |
| Requested assessment | Selected restricted-substance tests under Directive 2011/65/EU Annex II and the amendments identified in the report |
| Methods described | X-ray fluorescence screening and applicable chemical testing using the listed IEC 62321 methods |
| Recorded conclusion | PASS, based on the reported test results |
| Scope | Submitted samples and selected parts specified in the report |
From test evidence to the quoted product
A useful compliance review connects the documentation to the equipment being purchased. Confirm the exact model, relevant materials and product configuration before treating a report as evidence for a specific order. Where a component or material specification differs, the applicable documentation should be checked again.
RoHS test evidence and production quality assurance address different questions. This report supports the restricted-substance findings recorded for the tested samples. Other product qualities—such as electrical safety, weather resistance and service life—require their own applicable evidence.
Buyer questions
Does a PASS result mean every display is destructively tested?
No. The report records tests on submitted samples and selected parts. It should not be described as destructive chemical testing of every finished unit.
Does this report cover every C-Smart product?
The documentation identifies P4, P5, P6.67, P10 and P16. Model naming alone is not enough: the actual configuration and materials must also match the relevant evidence.
Does RoHS mean a display contains no lead or is completely non-toxic?
No. RoHS concerns specified restricted substances, applicable limits and exemptions. A compliant result—or a value reported as not detected—must not be rewritten as an absolute zero-substance or zero-toxicity claim.
What should a buyer check before ordering?
Check the quoted model, the scope and date of the applicable test documentation, relevant material or configuration changes, and the compliance requirements of the destination market.
Discuss the evidence for your project
Include the required model, destination market and documentation requirements in your enquiry so that the applicable evidence can be reviewed with the proposed configuration.
Original documents and traceability
Read the complete documents, including conditions and annexes. The links below preserve the existing source files; this page does not alter or reissue them.
Claim references: CS-CLM-001, CS-CLM-002. Document-content review: 16 September 2026. This review is not a new laboratory test or an issuer-status verification.
