In the process of serving our customers, some will send us photos or videos of street lighting products (in this article, “street light” refers to a complete set including poles) and ask us to collaborate with them to create or design similar or identical lighting solutions. These photos or videos come from various sources: some from the internet, some recommended by others, and some personally taken by the customer during their travels domestically and internationally. These street light products can be found in every corner of the world, featuring a wide variety of styles, production processes, and technical requirement.

In our daily work, we frequently encounter requests from customers asking us to collaborate on providing lighting effect designs, lamp selection, quantity calculations, and other related design tasks. However, we often find that the information provided by customers is very limited, or it requires considerable time and effort to communicate effectively. This is necessary to gather the basic information needed to commence the design process. During this period, a lot of unnecessary time and energy are wasted, which not only reduces work efficiency but also diminishes the customer service experience.

In the course of servicing customer projects, we’ve encountered various issues with the design of lamps and lanterns, leading to a shorter product lifespan than originally planned. This brief discussion focuses on common problems in the design of outdoor LED lighting and their solutions, offered for reference.

With the gradual development of intelligent lighting systems, lamps are no longer limited to the most primitive switch mode. They now increasingly facilitate light dimming and control. This not only saves energy but also creates an atmosphere and can even affect the cost of after-sales maintenance. The commonly used dimming methods include DALI, 0/1-10V, SCR, PWM, DMX, among others.

Generally, the higher the waterproof rating, the more challenging it becomes to manage heat treatment. This increased difficulty necessitates more sophisticated production processes, leading to higher costs. Therefore, a higher waterproof grade is not always better. The key is to achieve a level of waterproofing that meets specific demands and requirements            

Architectural LED lights, despite being an energy-efficient and eco-friendly choice, can sometimes be a handful to deal with. From flickering to uneven light distribution, project managers often find themselves juggling with multiple issues.

Art gallery lighting is the strategic and aesthetic use of light to display and accentuate artworks in a gallery setting. Art gallery lighting is not just about illumination. It’s about setting the right mood, emphasizing the best features of an artwork, and creating an environment that allows the art to speak for itself.

The beam angle in lighting refers to the spread of light from the source. It dictates how the light disperses across an area. A narrow beam gives focused, intense light while a wide beam offers diffused, softer lighting.

In the maze of countless suppliers, the golden rule is to prioritize quality, reputation, and experience. Understand the needs of your project, and always prioritize a supplier who has a track record of delivering on their promises.

The world of office design, lighting plays a pivotal role in enhancing productivity, employee well-being, and overall ambiance. Office building lighting engineering requires a thoughtful approach that goes  beyond merely illuminating spaces. This guide will walk you through the essential steps to ensure a successful and well-executed lighting plan for office environments.