Which lighting range fits your project?
Start with Xiuben Lighting for solar street, garden, flood and commercial LED project luminaires; Weichun Lighting for its published solar pillar, street, wall and spike-light catalogue; TUODI International for furniture lighting and separate sensor controls; and iLamp Technology for decorative outdoor strings. Range fit starts the conversation; it does not rank the final products.
Match the brief to a published range.
Use this shortlist to begin the right conversation, then confirm the exact product and configuration in a quotation.
| Buyer brief | Xiuben Lighting | Weichun Lighting | TUODI International | iLamp Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roadway, access route or outdoor project lighting | Solar street lighting, solar flood or commercial LED project families. | Published solar street-light families; confirm the named model and site brief. | Furniture lighting or controls are a separate package. | For decorative ambience, choose a separate lighting package. |
| Yard, façade or commercial work area | Solar flood lighting or commercial LED. | Use a named street, wall or spike-light brief where the published fixture type fits. | Furniture lighting or controls are a separate package. | Keep decorative ambience as a separate package. |
| Garden, path, gate pillar or post top | Solar garden and landscape lighting, including listed pillar forms; confirm the exact mounting and configuration. | Published solar and mains pillar lights are the direct catalogue, with base widths from 100 mm to 500 mm. | Furniture-lighting and control products answer a different brief. | Landscape and garden lighting is adjacent; confirm the exact fixture and installation. |
| Patio, terrace or event ambience | Keep site luminaires as a separately specified package. | Use a named pillar, wall or spike-light brief for architectural outdoor fixtures. | Keep furniture lighting and controls as a separate package. | Mains strings, solar strings or smart strings. |
| Cabinet, wardrobe or separate sensing/control | Project and area luminaires are a separate package. | Outdoor solar fixtures are a separate package. | Cabinet and wardrobe sensor lights, separate switches and OEM sensor modules are the direct range. | Decorative outdoor lighting is a separate package. |
| First details to send | Site layout, mounting, power or solar context, operating profile, quantity and destination. | Application, base width or road brief, material, solar or mains, quantity and destination. | Furniture dimensions, mounting, supply, load, sensing behaviour, wiring and quantity. | Setting, run length, socket spacing, bulb look, plug or market, control and quantity. |
Start with Xiuben Lighting for roads, outdoor areas and commercial spaces.
Browse the solar street, garden and flood-light ranges for outdoor enquiries, and the commercial LED range for area and high-bay lighting. Tell us where the light will be installed, the mounting height, available power or sunlight, and the hours of use.
For a solar-light quotation, choose the panel, battery, operating programme and required light output together. A model name starts the shortlist; the selected configuration, lighting requirements and destination documents complete it.
Start with three details
Send the product or application, approximate quantity and destination. Add a site photo or drawing if available; we can work through the remaining details with you.
Xiuben or Weichun for solar outdoor lighting?
Start with the mounting and job, not the brand name, then compare exact products.
Xiuben project range
Xiuben publishes solar street, garden and flood families alongside wired commercial street, flood and high-bay formats. It is a direct starting point when the brief begins with a road, site layout, floodlighting area or commercial space.
Weichun solar-outdoor catalogue
Weichun publishes a deep solar and mains pillar-light catalogue alongside solar street, wall and spike lights. It is a direct starting point when the brief begins with a gate pillar, fence post, architectural post top or one of those named solar fixture families.
Use the overlap to begin a shortlist.Before choosing, compare the exact optics, output, runtime, mounting, documents, current availability and quotation. A category not shown here is simply outside this guide.
Start with TUODI International for furniture lighting and separate sensor controls.
TUODI is the direct starting point for a cabinet or wardrobe sensor light, or a separate sensing/control component. Define the furniture setting, mounting, sensing behaviour, driver, voltage, wiring and load.
Start with iLamp Technology for outdoor decorative strings.
iLamp Technology is the direct starting point for mains, solar or smart decorative strings around patios, terraces, cafés and event spaces. Define the run, socket spacing, bulb look, plug or market, control method and installation.
Compare the details that decide the purchase.
Use like-for-like configurations, then check the site fit, documents and order details.
- Choose the exact configurationCompare the selected model, not a nearby family card.
- Match it to the jobOutdoor briefs need site and mounting details; furniture and control briefs need the electrical interface.
- Confirm the documentsCheck the date, named model or configuration, and destination relevance.
- Set the order detailsUse the quotation to confirm the seller, invoice issuer, availability and shipment acceptance.
Separate roadway, pillar, ambience and furniture-lighting briefs.
A hospitality site might need roadway or yard lighting, entrance pillars, patio ambience and wardrobe lighting. Start each package with the relevant range, then request the named model, sample option, documents and quotation for that package.
This is a sourcing example, not a completed customer project or a compatibility promise. Confirm the selected product, installation, seller, invoice issuer and commercial terms for each package.
Use this guide to start the right product conversation
It helps you identify the most relevant range for your brief. It is not a product test or quotation, and it does not rank businesses on price, brightness, durability or certification. Make the final choice from the exact products and commercial terms you receive.
Use range fit to make a useful shortlist.
Choose the relevant range, name the configuration, and send the site or fixture details needed to assess it.
Which lighting factory is best for my project?
Start with Xiuben for a listed project or commercial-area luminaire brief, Weichun for a pillar-led or named solar-outdoor fixture brief, iLamp Technology for a decorative-string brief, or TUODI for a furniture-lighting or sensor-control brief. Then compare the exact products and quotation terms for your project.
Does Weichun replace Xiuben for solar lighting?
The two published ranges overlap in outdoor solar lighting but have different catalogue emphasis. Choose between named models using the mounting, site, output, operating and quotation requirements for your project.
Can one supplier cover a mixed building or site?
One supplier may cover some, but not necessarily all, of the roadway, pillar, decorative-ambience, furniture-lighting and control packages. Split the requirements first, then confirm the seller, invoice issuer, interfaces, documents and quotation for each named configuration.
What should I send for an outdoor lighting enquiry?
Share the site, mounting, solar or supply context, operating profile, quantity, destination and required documents. Add drawings or photos where available, then request confirmation for the selected model and configuration.
Turn the correct starting point into a clear project brief.
Use the product family to orient the discussion, then send the physical, electrical, product and document requirements needed to confirm an exact configuration.