Product Guide

  • Tri-Proof Light Selection: IP65, IP66, IP69K and Ex Zones

    IP ratings protect against water and dust; Ex ratings protect against ignition. A car park needs IP65, a food plant needs IP66, a high-pressure wash bay needs IP69K — and only a solvent-vapour or fuel environment needs the Ex-rated batten. Picking the right grade is mostly about knowing whi...
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  • Linear High Bay vs UFO High Bay: Warehouse Selection Guide

    UFO high bays win on ruggedness, efficacy and versatility; linear high bays win on aisle-shaped light, easier service access and lower cost per fitting in low-rack warehouses. Both replace the same 250W–1000W metal halide fixtures at roughly half the wattage — the decision is shaped b...
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  • Security Lighting for CCTV: Colour Temperature and CRI

    For security and surveillance lighting, 4000–5700K at CRI Ra70–80 does more for camera performance than raw wattage ever will. Colour cameras need neutral-to-cool light to separate detail at night, and the light has to land on the vertical surfaces the camera sees — faces, numbe...
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  • LED Light Surge Protection: 4KV vs 10KV and SPD Selection

    A 4KV surge rating handles the grid switching and motor-start spikes of a normal industrial supply; a 10KV rating is what you specify on poles and open yards in lightning-prone regions, backed by an external SPD. Surge protection is the cheapest line item in a lighting project and the most expens...
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  • DLC Certification for LED Lighting: QPL and Utility Rebates

    DLC listing is what turns a LED fixture purchase into a utility rebate cheque in North America. The DesignLights Consortium Qualified Products List (DLC QPL) is the de-facto acceptance list for commercial lighting rebate programs in the United States and Canada: if the model number is not on the ...
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  • HID to LED Conversion Chart: Metal Halide & HPS Replacement

    A 400W metal halide fixture is replaced by a 200W LED flood light; a 1000W metal halide needs a 400W LED module. The conversion works in delivered lumens, not watts. An old HID system delivers about 65 lm/W once ballast draw and lamp depreciation are counted, while a LOWCLED LED flood light deliv...
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  • 1000W sports light LED replacement: football, soccer and baseball field conversions

    What a 1000W metal halide sports fixture really delivers A traditional 1000W metal halide sports light produces roughly 90,000–110,000 initial lumens. The output falls more than 30% within the first few seasons, and every start-up needs a 5–10 minute warm-up. So when contractors searc...
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  • LED grow light selection for greenhouses: spectrum, coverage and mounting height (Part 2)

    Why this matters when you buy Greenhouses need high-quality lighting. Choose from 60W to 300W COB and horticultural modules. Mount 24 inches above plants for best coverage. Specs and numbers to check Check before ordering: the actual spectrum test report (not marketing numbers), coverage per unit...
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  • What should you pay attention to in warehouse lighting design? What lamps are commonly used?

    Design a warehouse to zone lux targets first (100 lux storage, 300 lux packing, 500 lux inspection), then pick the high bay family and spacing — wattage is the output of that process, not the input. A 200W UFO at 8–10 m covers about 144 m² per fixture at 100 lux on a 7–8 m ...
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  • IP66 vs IP65: Choosing Ingress Protection for Outdoor LED Lighting

    When picking an IP rating for outdoor LED lights, it really comes down to one question: will the fixture get hit directly by high-pressure water? If yes, go IP66. If it’s just normal rain with some shelter, IP65 is enough. Both ratings are completely dust-tight — the only differe...
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  • Full spectrum vs red-blue grow lights: what wholesale buyers should stock

    Why this matters when you buy Full spectrum LED grow lights offer 60W to 300W options, with COB and horticultural modules, perfect for greenhouses, hydroponics, vertical farms, and seed starting. Specs and numbers to check Check before ordering: the actual spectrum test report (not marketing numb...
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  • How many watts per square meter: sizing LED grow lights for leafy greens and vertical farms

    Why this matters when you buy With 20 years of LED expertise, LOWCLED's grow lights, from 60W to 300W, ensure precise coverage for your vertical farm or greenhouse. COB and horticultural modules are top performers. Get precise. Get growing. Specs and numbers to check Check before ordering: t...
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