Theben AG is committed to the highest standards of quality assurance, environmental responsibility and product safety.
Our company is certified to the international standards DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 (quality management) and DIN EN ISO 14001:2015 (environmental management).
Furthermore, we are participants in the VDE Test Data Acceptance Programme (TDAP) – a testament to our technical expertise and the reliability of our testing processes.
These certificates confirm our ongoing commitment to optimised processes, sustainable practices and safe products.
Theben AG complies with applicable legal requirements and is committed to acting in an ethical, sustainable and responsible manner. This includes our declarations of compliance with REACH and RoHS, as well as our binding Code of Conduct, which clearly defines our conduct towards people, the environment and business partners.
At Theben, quality has always been at the heart of product development. In addition to complying with all applicable national and international standards, we therefore define additional internal quality requirements: the Theben Standard.
The Theben Standard contains supplementary and, in some cases, more stringent requirements that go beyond the minimum legal and regulatory requirements. The aim is to further enhance the reliability, durability and practical suitability of our products under real-world operating conditions.
For example, tests for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), surge immunity and environmental influences are carried out under more demanding conditions. Product-specific characteristics, such as the detection and triggering characteristics of motion and presence detectors, are also assessed against additional quality criteria. Through these additional requirements, we ensure that our products not only comply with the standard but also perform reliably in everyday use.
With our products, we aim to make the buildings of tomorrow greener. We want to make them more sustainable. To this end, we are pulling out all the stops and leaving no aspect of the product life cycle out: from suppliers and transport routes, through to components and the materials used, production processes, packaging and, finally, recycling.
