Outdoor & Street Lighting
Street lights, flood lights and outdoor spotlights rated IP66–IP67 for roads, sports fields and building facades.
14 products listedBrowse range →Street lights, solar lighting, flood lights and LED bulbs — supplied direct from our factory to wholesalers, retailers and project buyers across Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas.
Four product families, all produced in-house. Every category is set up for mixed-model ordering, because a distributor rarely wants a container of one SKU.
Street lights, flood lights and outdoor spotlights rated IP66–IP67 for roads, sports fields and building facades.
14 products listedBrowse range →All-in-one solar street lights, solar flood lights and garden lights from 100W to 3000W with monocrystalline panels and remote control.
11 products listedBrowse range →IP67 flood lights from 30W to 400W and solar flood lights from 20W to 3000W for sports fields, outdoor spot lighting, roads, gardens and parking lots.
3 products listedBrowse range →LED bulbs in E27, B22, E14 and E12 bases from 3W to 60W, with motion-sensor and dusk-to-dawn options and wide-voltage input for export markets.
10 products listedBrowse range →All five statements above come from our own published factory terms. We have not padded the list — a claim we cannot evidence is a liability in international trade, not a selling point.
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