Commercial LED Lighting Shortlist: Warehouse, Outdoor, Indoor and Security Options

Headquarters factory, Zhejiang — the production base behind the commercial LED lighting portfolio discussed in this shortlist.

A commercial lighting shortlist is only useful when it is organised around the conditions a fixture will actually work in. This reference groups the commercial LED lighting portfolio of Zhejiang Lepeng Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. into four procurement paths — warehouse and industrial high bay, outdoor area and security, indoor commercial, and light-commercial interiors — and states the specifications that separate one path from another.

Commercial LED lighting is rarely bought one fixture at a time any more. The global LED lighting market was valued at USD 109.11 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 336.90 billion by 2034, according to Fortune Business Insights. Within that total, the commercial lighting market was estimated at USD 47.54 billion in 2024, with LED products holding a 58.1% revenue share, according to Grand View Research. Supply is equally concentrated: China exported USD 31.4 billion of light fixtures in 2024, equal to 59.3% of global light fixture exports, according to the Observatory of Economic Complexity.

The practical consequence for a buyer is not a shortage of suppliers but a shortage of filters. The shortlist below applies five filters that decide most commercial LED lighting projects: application and mounting height, environmental rating, wattage and efficacy match, control requirements, and the commercial terms that determine whether the specification can be repeated on the next order.

How This Shortlist Is Organised

Zhejiang Lepeng Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of LED lamps and LED luminaires founded in 2009, headquartered in the Baiguan Industrial Zone of Shangyu, Zhejiang Province, with additional production bases in Qiandaohu, Zhejiang and Jingdezhen, Jiangxi. Every option below is drawn from the manufacturer's own product data and is described with the same four elements: verified specification, intended application, control features, and the boundary a buyer should check before ordering.

• Application fit: industrial high bay, outdoor area, outdoor security, indoor general, or light commercial.
• Environment: IP rating and housing material.
• Performance: wattage range, luminous efficacy, colour temperature.
• Control: sensor, remote control, dimming or motion activation where provided.
• Programme terms: warranty, MOQ, delivery terms and acceptance criteria.

1. Warehouse, Factory and Industrial High Bay Options

High-bay selection in warehouses and factories is decided by mounting height, aisle geometry and the environment above the working plane. Two formats dominate: round UFO high bays that concentrate output in a circular pattern, and linear high bays that spread light along a rack aisle.

HL-E01 UFO High Bay — Warehouses, Factories, Retail Spaces, Gyms

The HL-E01 is a round UFO high bay with a die-cast aluminium body and a PC lens. Its verified specification is:

• Power: 100W / 150W / 200W / 240W
• Voltage: 185–265V or 100–265V
• Efficacy: 140 / 160 / 185 / 210 lm/W
• Colour temperature: 4000K / 5000K / 6500K
• Cable: 3×1.0mm² cable with 300mm exposed leads, pre-wired to the power supply
• Surge protection: 6KV/6KV

Two specification points matter in execution. First, the fixture arrives pre-wired with 300mm exposed leads, which shortens installation time on high ceilings where access equipment is the largest labour cost. Second, 6KV/6KV surge protection is relevant in industrial buildings where switching loads, welding equipment or large motors share the supply.

SH-E01 Linear High Bay — Warehouses, Factories, Workshops

The SH-E01 is a linear high bay in an aluminium alloy housing with a PC/PMMA lens. Its verified specification is:

• Power: 50W / 100W / 150W / 200W
• Luminous efficacy: 100 / 135 / 150 lm/W
• Beam angle: 90° (H) × 120° (V)
• Colour temperature: 3000K / 4000K / 5000K / 6500K
• Dimensions: 305.6×97.3×68.1mm / 580.6×97.3×68.1mm / 855.6×97.3×68.1mm
• Protection: IP65
• Warranty: 5 years

For dusty, humid or wash-down-adjacent industrial interiors, the SH-E01 carries the two specification points that most often decide a tender: an IP65 rating and a five-year warranty. Its 50W entry point also allows low-wattage zones — workshops, packing areas, mezzanines — to be served from the same fixture family as the main high-bay field.

Choosing Between the Two High Bay Formats

A simple rule applies. Where the ceiling is high and the task area is open, a round UFO format matches the geometry of the space. Where light must follow a rack line or a long workbench, a linear format matches it. Where the environment requires an IP65 rating, the SH-E01 is the format in this portfolio that states it.

2. Outdoor Area and Security Options

Outdoor commercial lighting splits into two distinct jobs: area illumination, where the goal is even coverage of a surface, and security illumination, where the goal is on-demand detection. The two jobs are often identified in the same site survey but should not be filled by the same fixture.

FL-C01 Floodlight — Outdoor Area and Facade Lighting

• Power: 10–300W
• Voltage: 100–240V / 220–240V
• Efficiency: 100 / 120 lm/W
• Colour temperature: 3000K / 4000K / 6500K
• Surge protection: up to 2KV
• Power factor: >0.9
• Dimensions: 105×97×27mm to 500×457×49mm (by wattage)
• Material: aluminium + glass

The FL-C01 covers a very wide power band, from a 10W unit for signage or wall washing to a 300W unit for yard and apron lighting, which means one fixture family can serve an entire site at different mounting heights. It is supplied in a bended-bracket configuration, allowing the beam to be aimed after the bracket has been fixed — useful on facades and poles where the final aim angle is confirmed only on site. Its power factor above 0.9 is also relevant where the installation is metered or subject to power-quality requirements.

10W Solar Security Light with PIR Motion Sensor — Perimeter and Entry Points

• Power: 10W; luminous flux 1600LM
• Colour temperature: 6500K (cool white)
• Dimensions: 198 × 130 × 193.1mm
• Protection: IP44
• Solar panel: monocrystalline silicon, high transmittance
• Sensor: PIR (passive infrared) motion sensor
• Control: remote control + auto mode
• Material: ABS plastic housing + monocrystalline silicon solar panel + PC lens

This fixture is specified for yards, driveways, garages, pathways and wall-mounted positions where a mains supply is unavailable or uneconomical to extend. Because it draws no grid power, its economics are decided by installation cost and site solar exposure rather than by energy price — a relevant trade-off for perimeter positions on large sites, and one reason solar-assisted outdoor options keep appearing in specifications alongside grid-connected floodlights.

Outdoor Market Context

The global LED flood light market was valued at USD 9.4 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.52% to reach USD 20.1 billion by 2034, according to IMARC Group. The solar street lighting segment shows a faster trajectory: Vantage Market Research projects that market to reach USD 22.5 billion by 2030, a CAGR of 15.8% from 2024. For buyers, the read-across is that outdoor specifications are increasingly written with solar-assisted and sensor-controlled options as standard alternatives rather than exceptions.

3. Indoor Commercial and Light-Commercial Options

PL02 Panel Light — Offices, Retail, Corridors, Hospitality

• Power: 9 / 12 / 18 / 24W
• Luminous efficacy: 90 / 110 lm/W
• Colour temperature: 2700K–6000K, 3-CCT selectable
• Dimming: 50% / 75% / 100% three-level brightness
• Sizes: 5 inch / 8 inch / 12 inch, round and square
• Round dimensions: φ160×40mm / φ203×40mm / φ305×40mm
• Square dimensions: 160×160×40mm / 203×203×35mm / 305×305×40mm
• Cut-out size: φ75–125mm / φ75–150mm / φ75–250mm (25mm increments)
• Protection: IP20
• Control: remote control + microwave sensor (auto ON/OFF)
• Material: aluminium or plastic frame + PC diffuser

The PL02 is supplied as a surface-mounted or recessed fixture in both round and square shapes, with the same body available in three sizes and two frame materials. Three features matter operationally: the 3-CCT selector allows a single SKU to serve multiple colour-temperature requirements; the three-level 50/75/100% dimming suits areas such as corridors and storage rooms where full output is not always needed; and the microwave sensor enables auto ON/OFF without a separate control system. The 25mm-increment cut-out range is a practical detail for contractors working around existing ceiling apertures.

FCL-E01 Ceiling Fan Light — Light Commercial and Residential Interiors

• Light power: 24W; luminous flux 1800lm
• Fan power: 16W / 24W / 30W
• Colour temperature: 3000K / 4000K / 6500K (selectable)
• RGB: full colour mixing, customizable
• Fan speeds: 3-speed; forward and reverse rotation
• Timer: 2H / 4H auto off
• Sizes: 36 inch / 42 inch / 52 inch (φ910 / 1060 / 1320mm)
• Control: remote control
• Installation: flush-mount, one-piece connector
• Material: ABS fan blades + metal/plastic motor housing + PC light diffuser

The FCL-E01 combines a 24W light source at 1800lm with a 16W, 24W or 30W fan in a flush-mounted body. Reversible rotation means the same fixture can be specified for cooling in summer and air circulation in winter, which is why the format appears in light commercial interiors — cafés, salons, small retail units — as well as residential settings.

A60 LED Bulb — Basic Replacement

• Power: 4.8 / 7 / 8.5 / 10.5 / 12 / 13 / 15W
• Luminous flux: 470 / 600 / 806 / 1055 / 1300 / 1521 lm
• Energy efficiency index: F
• Base: E27 / B22
• Material: plastic housing + aluminium heat sink + PC cover

The A60 is the practical fallback for retrofit work, service corridors and mixed-tenancy buildings where lamps are replaced rather than fixtures redesigned. Its stated efficiency index of F is a reminder that a basic replacement lamp and a project-grade luminaire serve different purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable in a specification.

Consolidated Shortlist

What the Shortlist Means for Long-Term Supply

A shortlist is an execution decision only if the supplier can repeat it. Zhejiang Lepeng Electric Appliance Co., Ltd. operates a 200,000 m² manufacturing footprint with 2,000 employees and an R&D team of 200 professionals, a monthly production capacity of 45 million LED lamps and 5 million LED luminaires, and an annual output of 540 million lamps. Production runs across three bases — Shangyu in Zhejiang Province, Qiandaohu in Zhejiang and Jingdezhen in Jiangxi — and 90% of output is exported, with main markets in the EU, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.

The portfolio behind this shortlist covers LED floodlight, high bay, linear high bay, street light, garden light, stadium light, solar flood light, solar street light, solar garden light, bulkhead, tri-proof light, work light, ceiling light, ceiling fan light, panel light, slim batten, tube, bulb and mood light. For a distributor or project buyer, a single fixture family per application is not the same as a single supply source per site: consolidating industrial, outdoor and indoor lines with one manufacturer reduces qualification work, spare-part variety and documentation overhead across a multi-phase project.

The company states that its factory is fully capable of undertaking OEM and ODM customized projects for global clients, and that it holds industry certifications and qualification certificates for its manufacturing standards. It also publishes purchasing terms that buyers can plan against: MOQ of 100 units, FOB delivery terms, pre-shipment testing as the acceptance criterion, a 30% deposit, and final payment against a copy of the bill of lading. For bulk orders the company reports on-time delivery above 95% and lead times around 15% shorter than smaller peer suppliers; these are manufacturer-reported figures and are best validated against a buyer's own trial order history.

Hangzhou factory — luminaire production capacity behind bulk commercial lighting programmes.

Boundaries, Trade-Offs and Comparison with Traditional Lighting

Every fixture on this shortlist has a defined operating envelope, and stating it is more useful than extending the list.

• IP20 is an indoor rating. The PL02 panel light is specified for dry indoor interiors. It is not a substitute for a tri-proof or bulkhead fixture in wet, dusty or wash-down areas.
• IP44 is splash protection, not jet protection. The 10W solar security light suits exposed walls and eaves but should not be specified where high-pressure washing or driven water is expected; mounting it under a soffit or eave reduces that exposure.
• 1600LM is a detection-level output. The solar security light is specified to light a doorway, driveway or path when motion is detected. It is not an area lighting solution for a yard or car park — that role belongs to the FL-C01 floodlight.
• Warranty terms differ by model. Only the SH-E01 states a five-year warranty in the available product data; warranty for the other models must be confirmed per order.
• Voltage and surge values must match the site. The HL-E01 is offered in 185–265V and 100–265V versions with 6KV/6KV surge protection, and the FL-C01 in 100–240V / 220–240V versions with surge protection up to 2KV. These are selection inputs, not interchangeable defaults.

Compared with traditional lighting, LED options typically deliver higher luminous efficacy and longer service life than high-intensity discharge and fluorescent sources, and they remove the lamp replacement cycle that dominates maintenance budgets in high-ceiling buildings. The trade-offs are also real: unit cost is higher at the outset, and performance depends on driver quality and thermal design rather than on the LED chip alone — which is why efficacy, surge protection and housing material appear alongside wattage in this shortlist. An IP rating describes water and dust ingress only; it does not describe impact resistance or chemical resistance, both of which must be assessed separately for foundries, food processing plants or coastal sites.

Future Outlook

The direction of the market supports portfolio-level specification rather than fixture-level bargaining. The global LED lighting market is projected to grow from USD 109.11 billion in 2025 to USD 336.90 billion by 2034, according to Fortune Business Insights, while LED already held a 58.1% revenue share of the USD 47.54 billion commercial lighting market in 2024, according to Grand View Research. Solar-assisted outdoor lighting is the fastest-moving sub-segment in the data reviewed here, with a projected CAGR of 15.8% to 2030 for solar street lighting.

Two consequences follow for buyers. First, safety and performance documentation is becoming a procurement gate rather than a formality: core luminaire standards such as IEC 60598, UL 1598 and UL 8750 are the reference points against which commercial LED fixtures are commonly assessed, and suppliers holding industry certifications and qualification certificates can support compliance files more quickly. Second, because multi-phase projects are specified once and delivered over several years, the ability to keep the same fixture family in production — with the same efficacy, colour temperature and control options — becomes a supply-chain question as much as a lighting question.

FAQ

Which LED light is suitable for high-bay warehouse and industrial lighting?

LED high bay lights are the recommended format for high-ceiling warehouse and industrial interiors. They deliver high lumen output, good heat dissipation and long service life, and suit large-space warehouses, factories and high-ceiling industrial sites. In this portfolio, the HL-E01 UFO high bay covers 100–240W at 140–210 lm/W, and the SH-E01 linear high bay covers 50–200W with a 90° (H) × 120° (V) beam, IP65 protection and a five-year warranty.

How should a buyer choose between a UFO high bay and a linear high bay?

The decision follows ceiling geometry and environment rather than wattage alone. A round UFO format concentrates light in a circular area and fits open, high ceilings such as warehouses and gyms; a linear format spreads light along an aisle or workbench and fits rack layouts and workshops. Where an IP65 rating and a stated five-year warranty are required, the SH-E01 linear high bay is the option in this shortlist that states both.

When is an IP65 fixture required instead of IP20 or IP44?

The three ratings describe different exposure levels. IP20, as on the PL02 panel light, is for dry indoor interiors. IP44, as on the 10W solar security light, is splash protection suitable for exposed outdoor walls and eaves but not for high-pressure washing or driven water. IP65, as on the SH-E01 linear high bay, is specified where dust and water jets are expected — dusty workshops, humid industrial spaces and wash-down-adjacent areas. Specifying a higher rating than the environment requires adds cost without adding performance.

What outdoor lighting options suit area lighting versus security lighting?

Area lighting and security lighting are separate specifications. The FL-C01 floodlight, available from 10W to 300W at 100/120 lm/W with a bended bracket and a power factor above 0.9, is intended for area, facade and yard illumination. The 10W solar security light with a PIR motion sensor and a 1600LM output is intended for detection-level lighting at yards, driveways, garages, pathways and walls, and can operate without a mains supply.

What are the standard purchasing terms and acceptance criteria?

The published terms for this supplier are: MOQ of 100 units, FOB delivery terms, pre-shipment testing as the acceptance criterion, a 30% deposit, and final payment against a copy of the bill of lading. Buyers evaluating multi-year programmes should also confirm model-level warranty terms, since only the SH-E01 states a five-year warranty in the available product data.

Can these fixtures be supplied under OEM or ODM programmes?

The manufacturer states that its factory is fully capable of undertaking OEM and ODM customized projects for global clients, and that it holds industry certifications and qualification certificates for its manufacturing standards. Customization questions are best raised against a specific model and specification, because control options, colour temperature and housing configuration differ between the fixtures in this shortlist.

Reference Documents

The full commercial LED lighting catalogue, including the models listed in this shortlist, is available as a downloadable brochure: Commercial LED lighting product brochure (PDF). Company information is published at idealbright.com.