We Develop LED Lights to Your Requirements

From design start to first bulk shipment is typically four to five months: design 7–15 days, 3D-printed prototype 5–7 working days, tooling 30–45 days, pre-production samples 7–10 working days, and mass production 25–30 days, plus your confirmation time at each checkpoint.

The mounting position and available space, voltage system, desired beam pattern, connector type, and the regulations of your target market. A drawing helps, but photos and a sample part work too.

Two different numbers for two different things. A catalogue product built to your specification (your branding, connector, cable length, bracket or colour temperature) starts at 60 pieces per model. A light developed from scratch on new tooling carries a higher minimum, because the tooling has to be amortised over the run; the figure depends on the design, the tooling involved and the unit value, so our sales team confirms it with the quotation rather than quoting one number for every project.

Usually yes, and it is the faster and cheaper path. Changing the bracket, connector, cable, colour temperature, beam pattern or lens on a light already in our catalogue avoids new housing tooling entirely, which removes both the tooling investment and roughly two months from the schedule. Tell us which catalogue model is closest to what you need and what has to change.

Further than most buyers expect, and at two levels. Selecting a different LED, colour temperature or lens from what we already run changes nothing in the tooling: any colour temperature is available from 60 pieces per model, including 2700–3000 K warm white for work in dust, falling snow and heavy rain, where very cool light scatters back at the operator. Beam pattern, output class and lens material sit at that same level. Beyond it, the optics themselves can be redesigned to your requirement (a lens or reflector geometry that does not exist in the catalogue), which carries its own tooling and makes the project a development programme rather than a catalogue variant.

Your choice: share the tooling cost with us and we amortise our part into the unit price, or fund it fully yourself for a lower unit cost.

No. Products developed for you can be covered by an exclusivity agreement, and we do not sell them to your competitors.

We do: testing, documentation and the approval submissions for CE, E-Mark, DOT, and EMC to CISPR 25, as part of the development plan, with the specific marks set by your target markets. What we need from you is the decision at the design stage rather than later: a lamp that has to carry an approval mark is designed, tested and documented differently from one that does not, and fitting compliance to a finished design is the expensive way round. Our lamps are built to CISPR 25 Class 4 as standard; Class 5 is available on request, developed and tested to your specified severity level.