Editorial Policy

WikiHomeLED exists to help readers choose the right LED lighting for their homes with confidence. This Editorial Policy explains the standards behind our work.

Independence

Our editorial team decides what we cover and what we recommend. No brand, retailer, or affiliate partner can buy coverage, influence a WikiHomeLED Score, or change a verdict. We do not accept payment for reviews.

Evidence and sourcing

We base our recommendations on manufacturer specifications, product listings, public listing and efficiency program data, and verified buyer feedback. We never invent specifications, lumen figures, lifespans, color rendering values, prices, review counts, awards, or quotes. If reliable information is missing, we say so or leave it out.

What we do not claim

We do not describe products as if we had installed or used them. We use words such as research, compare, assess, and rate to describe our work.

Use of AI

We use AI tools to help draft articles from the sources above. A person reviews and edits every article before it is published, checks it against our rules, and is accountable for it. The WikiHomeLED Editorial Team byline reflects this process.

Safety

We state manufacturer guidance on wiring, load limits, wet and damp location ratings, and battery care plainly and never soften it for readability. Where a project involves hardwired fixtures, new circuits, or work near water, we advise using a licensed electrician and checking local codes and building or lease rules.

Accuracy and corrections

When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and update the article date. If you spot an error, please contact us.

Separation of editorial and commerce

WikiHomeLED earns commissions when readers buy through our links. Whether a product earns a commission, or how much, never decides whether or how highly we recommend it. See our Affiliate Disclosure.