MODEL-SPECIFIC VERIFICATION
What Compliance Information Should A Buyer Request?
Request a document list that identifies the exact product model, battery, charger, supplied configuration, destination market, and document revision. The name of a standard or certificate is not enough unless its scope matches the machine being purchased.
This page explains LEXYGO document handling for buyer review. It is not legal advice and does not replace confirmation of local import, product, workplace, or project requirements.
Request A Compliance PackageAvailable Evidence And What To Verify
Document availability and applicability are confirmed against the ordered configuration.
| Document | Purpose | Typical scope | Buyer verification |
|---|---|---|---|
| CE documentation | Supports review of applicable EU conformity requirements. | Applicable products and configurations | Model, configuration, declaration details, and referenced standards |
| ANSI/ITSDF B56.1-2020 test report | Provides test evidence against the stated powered industrial truck safety standard. | Applicable powered industrial truck models | Exact model, tested configuration, report scope, and report issuer |
| UL 583 NRTL Type E certification | Supports review of the stated electrical and fire-hazard classification for applicable electric industrial trucks. | Applicable electric industrial truck configurations | Certification listing, model/configuration coverage, labels, and supplied electrical system |
| UN 38.3 battery documentation | Supports transport review for applicable lithium battery packs. | Applicable lithium battery configurations | Battery model, voltage, capacity, test summary/report, and shipment configuration |
| English operating and safety information | Provides model-related operating, inspection, charging, and safety guidance. | Supplied machine, battery, and charger | Model, serial number when available, language, and document revision |
VERIFICATION PROCESS
Six Steps Before Order Approval
Use this process to keep the product, supplied configuration, labels, manuals, battery records, and compliance evidence aligned.
- 01
Identify The Exact Model
Use the full model name and intended capacity, lift height, battery, charger, and options.
- 02
State The Destination Market
Country, end-use environment, importer requirements, and workplace rules may affect the requested package.
- 03
Request The Document List
Ask which reports, certificates, declarations, manuals, labels, and battery records apply.
- 04
Match Documents To Configuration
Check model numbers, configuration scope, report references, battery data, and document revision.
- 05
Confirm Before Order Approval
Record the agreed document package in the quotation, purchase order, or sales contract.
- 06
Retain Shipment Records
Keep the final documents together with serial, battery, charger, packing, and shipment information.
COMPLIANCE FAQ
Direct Answers For International Buyers
Confirm the final requirements with the destination-market importer, employer, dealer, project owner, or qualified compliance professional.
Does every LEXYGO model use the same compliance documents?
No. The applicable package depends on the product type, exact model, battery, charger, supplied options, destination market, and intended application.
Can I receive a report before placing an order?
Send the exact model, configuration, company details, destination market, and the document required for review. Availability and release conditions are confirmed case by case.
Does a CE document automatically satisfy U.S. requirements?
No. EU and U.S. requirements are different. The importer, employer, dealer, or project owner should confirm the rules that apply to the destination and workplace.
What should I verify on a lithium battery document?
Verify the battery manufacturer and model, voltage, capacity, test reference, document revision, and that the supplied battery configuration matches the document.
Can OEM branding change the document package?
Branding, labels, manuals, electrical configuration, battery, charger, forks, mast, and other changes may affect the applicable documents and must be reviewed before approval.
Who confirms local import and workplace requirements?
The buyer, importer, dealer, employer, or appointed compliance professional should confirm the laws, customs rules, workplace requirements, and project specifications that apply locally.