An LED rated as "Excellent" will have no or only very minor imperfections in visual performance. It will dim to 1% or less of maximum output and will not have excessive peak currents meaning a decent number of fittings can be used per circuit.

A "Very Good" rating is given to an LED that has only minor flaws in its visual performance. These might include a slight shimmer while fading or a slightly uneven profile.

A "Good" LED will have either a single significant flaw (big step in output range, very noticeable shimmer while fading etc.) or several more minor flaws in visual performance. Sometimes an LED with visual performance that could be rated as "Very Good" may be downgraded due to a high peak currents meaning only a small number of fittings can be used per circuit.

"Neutral" rated LEDs will have significant flaws in their visual performance. While these lamps can be used with the associated Rako dimmer it is likely to be unacceptable to most customers.

This lamp/fitting/driver has sufficient flaws that it would not be acceptable to most users. Rako strongly advises against the use of these lamps/fittings drivers with the associated dimmer in all circumstances.

This dimmer is unsuitable to test with this LED. For example the manufacturer may have stated that the LED is dimmable by trailing edge only.

This fitting/driver has not been tested with this dimmer.