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Warranty & Faults

Warranty coverage, claims process and how to identify your product batch number
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How to Submit a Warranty Claim

How to Submit a Warranty Claim If your LiquidLEDs product has developed a fault, we are here to help. Here is what you need to do. What You Will Need Before contacting us, please have the following ready: 1. Your order number or other evidence of purchase 2. A short video or photos of the issue, showing the product installed and powered on where possible, or the symptom if the product will not power on at all 3. A brief description of what is going wrong: has the product failed completely, is it flickering, buzzing, dimming inconsistently, or something else? 4. The batch number printed on the metal base of the bulb, or on the label of the driver or fitting (usually a four to six digit code), if applicable 5. Whether the product is being used with a dimmer, and if so, the brand and model of the dimmer How to Submit Your Claim You can submit your warranty claim via our Contact Us page. Select Warranty Claim from the enquiry type dropdown and include all of the details above in your message. What Happens Next? Once we receive your claim and supporting information, our team will review it within 1 to 2 business days. If the fault is confirmed, we will arrange a replacement for you. In most cases you will not need to return the faulty product unless we specifically request it. Finding Your Batch Number The batch number for a bulb is printed on the metal base. Turn the bulb upside down and look for a four to six digit code printed on the flat metal surface. For drivers or fittings, the batch number is typically found on a label on the side of the product. Your Rights Under Australian Consumer Law Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law. This warranty is in addition to those rights, not in place of them. Need Help? If you have any questions about your warranty claim, please contact us and our team will be happy to assist.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

LiquidLEDs Warranty Coverage

LiquidLEDs Warranty Coverage LiquidLEDs stands behind the quality of its products. This page covers what is and is not covered under our Express Warranty. What Is Covered? Our warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship under normal operating conditions. This includes: - Products that fail significantly before their expected lifespan - Defects in materials or workmanship - Products that do not perform as described What Is Not Covered? The following are not covered under our warranty: - Physical damage caused by mishandling, dropping or incorrect installation - Damage caused by using the product with an incompatible dimmer, transformer or driver - Damage caused by operating the product outside its rated voltage (for example, using a 12V or 24V bulb on 240V mains power) - Products that have been modified, repaired or tampered with - Normal wear and tear over time - Damage caused by power surges or electrical faults in the property - Water, moisture or liquid ingress for products not rated for wet locations - Cosmetic wear including surface scratches, fading or discolouration that does not affect product function Your rights under Australian Consumer Law continue to apply regardless of these exclusions. How to Make a Warranty Claim 1. Locate the batch number printed on the metal base of the bulb, or on the label of the driver or fitting 2. Take a short video or photos of the product showing the issue 3. Note your order number and approximate date of purchase 4. Contact us via our Contact Us page and select Warranty Claim from the enquiry type dropdown Our team will review your claim and get back to you within 1 to 2 business days. In most cases, if the fault is confirmed, we will arrange a replacement without requiring you to return the faulty product. Your Rights Under Australian Consumer Law Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure, and to have products repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality. These rights apply regardless of any warranty terms stated here. For the full warranty terms, visit our Warranty page. Questions? If you have any questions about our warranty, please contact us and our team will be happy to help.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026

What Is LiquidLEDs Warranty?

What Is LiquidLEDs Warranty? LiquidLEDs offers an Express Warranty on all products, in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Warranty Periods The warranty period applicable to your specific product is shown on each product's page at the time of purchase. Indicative warranty periods across our range are: - LED bulbs: typically 2 or 3 years, depending on the product - Festoon string lights: typically 2 years - Accessories: typically 12 months The incandescent range is not covered by the Express Warranty. Your rights under Australian Consumer Law continue to apply regardless. What Is Covered? The warranty covers defects in materials or workmanship under normal operating conditions. If your product develops a fault within the warranty period, LiquidLEDs will arrange a replacement or repair at no cost to you. What Is Not Covered? The warranty does not cover: - Physical damage caused by mishandling or incorrect installation - Damage caused by using the product with an incompatible dimmer, transformer or driver - Damage caused by operating the product outside its rated voltage (for example, using a 12V or 24V bulb on 240V mains power) - Products that have been modified, repaired or tampered with - Normal wear and tear over time - Damage caused by power surges or electrical faults in the property - Water, moisture or liquid ingress for products not rated for wet locations Your rights under Australian Consumer Law continue to apply regardless of these exclusions. How to Make a Warranty Claim To submit a warranty claim, please have the following ready: 1. Your order number or other evidence of purchase 2. The batch number printed on the metal base of the bulb, or on the label of the driver or fitting 3. A short video or photos of the product showing the issue 4. Confirmation of whether the product is being used with a dimmer You can submit your claim via our Contact Us page. Select Warranty Claim from the enquiry type dropdown. For the full warranty terms, visit our Warranty page. If you have any questions, please contact us and our team will be happy to help.

Last updated on Apr 18, 2026