1. Packing:

Neutral packing seaworth hardboard carton with PE foam;
2. Export port:
ShenZhen or customer suggestion
3. Shippment way:
DHL, UPS, FedEx, TNT, Sea shipping

1. Dialux Service; 2. OEM & ODM, we can print your logo on each light; 3. After-sales service, 5 years warranty.

1. What are LED Lights and do they save energy?
All our LED lights are energy saving. They will reduce your energy consumption by at least 50%, and as much as 80%, depending on the light you choose and the light we are replacing. With LEDs lasting up to 70,000 hours, we can also reduce your maintenance on your lighting. 

2. How do LEDs Work?
LEDs are comprised of 3 main components: the LED’s (the chip set that produces light), the driver (converts AC to DC) and the heat sink (to keep everything cool). LEDs take DC power from the driver and create light. The heat sink captures heat from the LEDs and the drivers. Although LEDs produce significantly less heat than the light bulbs we have been used to over the past century, the heat they produce must be managed. The better this is done, the longer the life of the product.

3. Can LED Lighting be used with dimmer controls?
Yes and No. First, not all LEDs are dimmable. The driver must be designed to allow dimming. Secondly, you must purchase the right type of dimmer.

Some of our industrial and commercial LED fixtures (high bays, floods, area lighting, retrofits) work with a 0-10V dimming system. 0-10V dimming requires special wiring and a special type of dimmer. 

4. What is CRI?
CRI is Color Rendering Index. It is a measurement of the quality of light. Where as lumens is a measurement of the quantity of light. It is a scale between 0 and 100. 0 is bad, 100 is great. The higher the CRI, the more expensive the LED chip. LED’s typically are in the 70-95 range.

5. Are you a factory or a trading company?

We are the factory and we have our own die-casting tooling.

6. What color temperatures are available with LED lighting?
Color temperature for led lighting is measured on the Kelvin scale, the most common are in a range from 2700 Kelvin to 7500 Kelvin. The warmer the light, the more yellow tones, the cooler the light, there are more blue tones.
2700 – 3200: Warm White
4000 – 4500: Natural White
5000 – 5500: Day White
6500 – 7500: Cool White
Its important to note: at home we use Warm White, in the office we use Natural White and in the Warehouse we use Day White. We rarely use or even sell Cool White LEDs.

7. How about the lead time of the order ?

5-7 days for samples order, 15-20days for mass production order  base on order quantities.