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Also, I believe that the CE on the product may just be for the fan, not the entire product. I removed the original stickers because I didn’t want anyone to claim my product serial numbers, but I will make sure that they were up to CE standards as well. I will do a little more reading to see what types of products can be certified by the manufacturer themself, to see if the light falls into a category that may exempt it from a more thorough third party inspection. That’s very insightful of you to bring up, and I don’t want to give the impression that I did not consider that! :) I am still trying to decide how I will bring all of the most relevant information together and did not mean for referencing the product as CE certified to seem biased, which I now realize it is. I appreciate your feedback!@Strawberry
I am wondering if the small difference you are seeing is due to the fact that the non-aquariumlowcost light is a year plus old?
Also anyone can stamp CE on their product, its a self regulatory thing, unlike UL or CSA certification.
