One approved reference
Model, ratings, configuration and marking requirements establish the inspection baseline.
Quality control connects the confirmed specification, the physical product and the relevant documents before an order leaves VIOX.

A certificate, a factory test and a final inspection do not answer the same question. VIOX organizes them around one confirmed product and order reference.
Model, ratings, configuration and marking requirements establish the inspection baseline.
Inspection and test points follow the product family, application and agreed order scope.
Applicable records are reviewed against the released product—not supplied as generic evidence.
Requirements remain visible from initial review through final document matching. The exact checkpoints depend on product family, configuration and agreed order scope.
Controlled order routeRatings, application, destination market and requested evidence are confirmed before release.
Model, configuration, marking and document requirements share one controlled order reference.
Components, assembly details and electrical checkpoints are reviewed against the approved specification.
Configuration, markings, accessories, packing and agreed inspection items are checked.
Applicable certificates and records are matched to the released model and order.
Verification is organized around the product family, applicable standard and confirmed order specification. The exact test scope is defined for the selected model and project requirement.

Operating behavior and key electrical functions are checked against the confirmed model specification.
Tell us the exact model, destination market and document purpose so applicability can be reviewed before the order is locked.
Review VIOX certification records and confirm which documents apply to the exact model and destination market.
Applicable certificates and related report references for the confirmed model.
Datasheets, ratings, dimensions and installation information available for the order code.
Agreed inspection or release documents prepared when included in the production scope.
Packing list, invoice, origin or shipping documents according to the agreed transaction.
Confirm the intended market and document purpose for a more useful quality review.