Certifications
For fire departments, third-party certification and registration documentation support confidence during product evaluation, specification, and purchasing.
They provide a clear way to confirm whether a specific helmet model, company process, or applicable documentation aligns with the relevant standard or registration scope.
Certification and registration claims apply only to the specific products, standards, systems, and scopes listed.
Not all products, configurations, options, or accessories are automatically covered by a certification or registration claim. When evaluating a helmet, confirm the specific model, configuration, applicable standard, and documentation scope.
SEI certification means that a specific product model has been evaluated against the requirements of a specific standard by the Safety Equipment Institute.
This helps firefighters, departments, and purchasing teams identify products that meet stated performance and compliance requirements.
Certification applies to the specific product model and standard listed. It does not mean that SEI approves an individual product, certifies the Phenix brand as a whole, or certifies products or configurations outside the certification scope.
The following Phenix products are certified to the listed standards by the Safety Equipment Institute.
| Product | Standard | Certification Body |
|---|---|---|
Phenix TL-2 Traditional Leather Firefighting Helmet | NFPA 1970 | Safety Equipment Institute |
Phenix TC-1 Traditional Composite Firefighting Helmet | NFPA 1970 | Safety Equipment Institute |

ISO registration provides documentation that a company’s applicable management system has been assessed against the ISO standard and scope listed on the certificate.
This registration is separate from product-level certification. It does not certify an individual helmet model, product configuration, or accessory unless specifically stated within the applicable documentation.
View Phenix’s current ISO Certificate of Registration, valid August 25, 2023 through August 24, 2026.
Our team can help confirm which Phenix helmet model, configuration, and standard applies to your department’s needs.
