EMC Integrity Inc

Element Longmont Environment is a full-service testing laboratory offering environmental and dynamics testing capabilities including thermal cycling, acceleration, classical shock and vibration testing.

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HistoryITL, founded in 1955, was one of the first independent light testing laboratories in the country. We provided lighting manufacturers, specifiers, designers, architects, the government and others an accurate, efficient and unbiased source of evaluation for virtually every type of lighting. Today, as the most experienced independent lab in the industry, we continue to concentrate on providing accurate and comprehensive testing as well as the exceptional service on which we have built our reputation.SpecialtiesWe are a NVLAP ISO17025 accredited testing laboratory providing lighting manufacturers, specifiers, designers, architects, engineers, government entities and others, an accurate, efficient and unbiased source of testing for virtually every type of lighting product or component. Our accurate reports and superior customer care have established us as the leading light testing laboratory in America. We provide photometric, electrical and in situ thermal testing to meet LED Lighting Facts, DesignLights Consortium, Energy Star and other lighting program requirements while following IES, ANSI and other pertinent test procedures. Independent Testing Laboratories, Inc. has been providing lighting test equipment to the lighting industry in the U. S. and Europe for over 40 years. The skills of lighting experts experienced manufacturing personnel, and the talents of software and firmware developers have been assembled to produce custom-designed systems that are second to none in the lighting industry. The resulting product is tailor-made to the application, providing the exact functionality required by each individual client. ITL's custom light measurement data acquisition and reduction software are consistently updated to meet the current requirements of the IES (Illuminating Engineering Society of North America).