LED Lighting Manufacturers in China: OEM Sourcing
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China lighting OEMs cover the full range, from 12V/24V SMD strips and 60x60cm panels to 1000W flood lights, explosion-proof ATEX/IECEx fixtures, and smart RGBCW downlights on Tuya/Zigbee. The specs that separate factories are efficacy (commercial fixtures now hit 130-180+ lm/W), photometric proof (LM-79/LM-80 reports), and market certification: CE/RoHS for the EU, UL/DLC for North America, and SASO 2902 (the 90 lm/W LED floor via SABER) for Saudi Arabia. Driver quality and flicker are where cheap fixtures fail.
When you source lighting, the headline lm/W figure is only credible with an LM-79 photometric file and an LM-80 lumen-maintenance report behind it. The recurring pitfall is a cheap non-isolated or high-flicker driver that passes a quick bench check but fails CE EMC or visibly flickers on camera, so audit the driver brand and request the flicker (percent flicker / flicker index) data.
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FAQ
What certifications do I need for LED lighting in different markets?
EU needs CE plus RoHS and often ENEC; North America needs UL/ETL and DLC for rebates; Saudi Arabia needs SASO 2902 compliance (90 lm/W LED minimum) via SABER. Confirm the exact target market before tooling, since requirements differ.
What MOQ is typical for OEM LED lighting?
Stock fixtures with your label can start at 20-100 units; custom housings, smart (Tuya/Zigbee) firmware, or specific CCT/CRI binning often push MOQ to 500-1,000 units per SKU.
How do I verify the efficacy and lifetime claims?
Require the LM-79 report for lumen output and efficacy and the LM-80 report for the LED's lumen maintenance, then sample-test fixtures with an integrating sphere and a flicker meter during inspection.
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