I. Indoor Home Lighting: A Fusion of Humanized Design and Smart Technology
1. Chandeliers: A Visual Focus for Spatial Aesthetics
1.1 European-Style Candlestick Chandeliers: Utilizing a brass plating process, the light source features a 3000K warm white LED module, delivering a luminous flux of 2000 lumens. Suitable for lofted living rooms in modern Chinese-style villas. The latest model incorporates a touch-sensitive dimming system, allowing for color temperature (2700K-4000K) and brightness adjustment via a mobile app.
1.2 Crystal Chandeliers: This Belgian collaboration with Swarovski features 300 crystals, increasing the light refractive index to 92%. Combined with smart scene modes (banquet, reading, and cinema), it reduces energy consumption by 40%.
1.3 Smart Eco-Chandeliers: Featuring an integrated air quality sensor, the chandelier automatically switches to ultraviolet sterilization mode when PM2.5 levels exceed the standard. It also integrates voice assistant functionality, enabling "Hey Google, dim the lights" interactions.
2. Ceiling Lights: A Technological Evolution of Basic Lighting
2.1 Square Shade Ceiling Lights: Utilize a PC diffuser with nano-coating anti-glare technology, achieving a luminous efficacy of 110 lm/W and a color rendering index (Ra ≥ 95), compatible with smart home systems (such as TUYA Smart Home).
2.2 Recessed Downlights: CREE XP-L3 LED light source with an adjustable beam angle (15°-60°) and a track system for stepless dimming, ideal for minimalist decor.
2.3 Soft-Panel Ceiling Lights: Made of Italian Alcantara with a magnetic panel, support DIY lampshade pattern changes, and feature a built-in ambient light sensor for adaptive brightness adjustment.
3. Wall Lights: A Balance of Function and Art
3.1 Dual-Head Magnolia Wall Lights: Made of 316L stainless steel with IP65 protection, equipped with a motion sensor (detection range: 3m), automatically activate a 10° narrow beam for nighttime guidance. 3.2 Smart Color Adjustment Wall Lamp: Powered by HarmonyOS, it allows for gesture-controlled color temperature switching. Its light spot diameter can be adjusted from 15cm to 60cm, making it ideal for high-end hotel corridors.
4. Desk Lamp: A new benchmark in healthy lighting.
4.1 Children's Eye-Protective Desk Lamp: Certified by the German TÜV Flicker-Free program, boasts an illumination uniformity of ≤3%, a built-in blue light filter (wavelength 415-455nm, attenuation rate ≥50%), and supports sitting posture monitoring.
4.2 Work Desk Lamp: Featuring a modular design, it can be replaced with a UV-C sterilization module (wavelength 275nm), meeting the disinfection needs of designer studios. Its power density is ≤5W/m².
5. Floor Lamp: Flexible in shaping the atmosphere of a space.
5.1 Smart Floor Lamp: Built-in pressure sensor gradually dims to 30% brightness when a person approaches. It supports wireless charging (Qi standard) and Bluetooth speaker functionality.
5.2 Art installation lamp: Developed in collaboration with teamLab, this digital art lamp uses projection technology to project ink-and-wash animation onto the wall, with an adjustable frequency of 0.5Hz-2Hz for light and shadow changes.
II. Commercial Lighting Fixtures: Innovation in Scenario-Based Solutions
1. Track Lights: Dynamic Aesthetics for Commercial Spaces
1.1 C-Type Track System: Load-bearing capacity up to 5kg/m, supports 16A current transmission, and is equipped with COB light source modules (luminous efficacy of 160lm/W). Its color temperature is continuously adjustable from 2800K to 6500K, making it suitable for luxury flagship store windows.
1.2 Smart Track Lights: Integrated LoRa wireless control enables dynamic light shows (e.g., changing color schemes every 15 minutes). Energy consumption monitoring achieves an accuracy of ±1%, making them suitable for LEED-certified commercial buildings.
2. Grille Lights: An Optical Revolution for Office Spaces
2.1 Ultra-Thin Grille Lights: Lamp thickness ≤ 8mm, featuring an asymmetric optical path design (UGR < 19), and equipped with an intelligent dimming system that automatically adjusts brightness (50%-100%) based on occupancy density.
2.2 Healthy Light Grille: WELL certified, with a blue light radiation ratio ≤15%, a color rendering index Ra ≥97, and a built-in UV catalytic module to decompose formaldehyde, suitable for medical office buildings.
3. Bean Bulb Light: Visual Marketing for Retail Spaces
3.1 20W Bean Bulb Light: Luminous flux of 1800 lm, precisely controlled light distribution curve (15° half-peak width), and an intelligent color management system that displays product Pantone color contrast in real time.
3.2 Smart Jewelry Light: Integrated with a 3D spectrum analyzer, it automatically matches the optimal color rendering light source for jewelry (e.g., 4100K for diamonds), enhancing the visual premium of the product.
4. Advertising Light Box: A visual vehicle for digital marketing
4.1 Transparent LED Light Box: Only 3mm thick, with a pixel pitch of P1.2, supports HDR display, and consumes only one-third the energy of traditional light boxes, making it suitable for large-scale advertising in shopping mall atrias.
4.2 Interactive Projection Lightbox: Uses Kinect motion sensing technology to enable gesture-controlled advertising content switching, boasts a peak brightness of 1500cd/m², and is IP68 waterproof.
5. Tri-Proof Lighting: Reliable Protection for Harsh Environments
5.1 IP68 Waterproof Lighting: Utilizing a potting process, it operates stably in environments ranging from -40°C to 70°C, boasts a lifespan of 100,000 hours, and is suitable for use in aquatic product processing workshops.
III. Outdoor Lighting Fixtures: The Lighting Infrastructure of Smart Cities
1.1 Street Lights: Installed on both sides of roads
1.2 Garden Lights: Used in outdoor spaces such as courtyards, gardens, and parks
1.3 Floodlights: Project light far enough to illuminate building facades, billboards, and plazas.
1.4 Wall Washers: Installed at the base of building walls, they shine upward, highlighting the building's contours and texture.
1.5 Underground Lights: Buried underground, they are commonly used to illuminate floors, flower beds, and walkways.
1.6 Walkway Lights: Used on stairways and can have either a sensor-activated or constant-on mode.
IV. Industrial Lighting Fixtures: Safety Guardians of Production Environments
1. Mining Lamps: The Light Power of Smart Manufacturing
1.1 200W Mining Lamps: Luminous efficacy 140lm/W, IP66 protection rating, 5000K color temperature, 50,000-hour lifespan, equipped with an intelligent dimming system that adjusts brightness based on production line operating conditions.
1.2 Explosion-Proof Mining Lamps: Ex d IIB T4 certified, flameproof chamber made of 316L stainless steel, surface temperature ≤70°C, suitable for chemical plant reactor areas.
2. Explosion-Proof Lamps: The Benchmark of Protection in Hazardous Environments
2.1 Intrinsically Safe Explosion-Proof Lamps: Intrinsically safe circuit design, energy limit ≤1.2W, suitable for Ex ia IMA environments such as underground coal mines.
2.2 Dust-Proof Explosion-Proof Lamps: IP6X dustproof + Ex tD A21 IP6X certified, surface temperature ≤150°C, suitable for dusty environments in grain processing workshops.
V. Special-Purpose Lighting: Innovative Practices in Cross-Border Integration
1. Medical Lighting: Guardians of Life and Health
1.1 Surgical Shadowless Lamp: Color Rendering Index Ra ≥ 97, adjustable spot diameter (15cm-35cm), equipped with a UV sterilization module (wavelength 265nm), illumination uniformity ≤ 1.5%.
1.2 Dental Examination Lamp: LED light source (4100K ± 200K), color temperature stability ±1%, and built-in fiber optic conduit for localized high-intensity illumination.
2. Aviation Lighting: Visual Support for High-Aerial Operations
2.1 Wing Inspection Lamp: IP67 protection + electromagnetic interference resistance, 10° × 40° beam angle, peak brightness 50,000 cd/m², and low-temperature resistance to -55°C.
2.2 Airport Runway Lights: LED light source (6500K), light intensity ≥ 20,000 cd, lifespan 100,000 hours, equipped with a self-diagnosis system that provides real-time fault information feedback.
3. Automotive Lighting: A Lighting Revolution in Mobile Space
3.1 Intelligent Matrix Headlights: 1024 independently controlled LEDs with a resolution of 0.5°, capable of projecting navigation arrows and pedestrian warning graphics, with a range of 600 meters.
3.2 Laser Headlights: Illumination range 600 meters, beam divergence 0.3°, automatically adjusting the illuminated area to avoid dazzling oncoming vehicles.
From intelligent dimming in homes to explosion-proof protection in industrial sites, from visual marketing in commercial spaces to precision lighting in the medical field, the lighting industry is undergoing an unprecedented technological revolution.
With breakthroughs in technologies like Micro LED, laser light sources, and IoT control, lighting has transcended simple illumination to become intelligent terminals that connect people, spaces, and the environment.
In the future, as carbon neutrality goals advance, the lighting industry will continue to innovate in energy efficiency, material recycling, and intelligent scenarios, providing key support for global sustainable development.