Measured daylight · engineered night

Outdoor lighting built around the place it must serve.

Solar and wired luminaires for roads, landscapes, commercial sites and specialist work—shortlisted by application, verified by model, then quoted against real project inputs.

Solar pillar lights illuminating a residential entrance CF2040 solar street light shown from the front and solar-panel sides

The model, control mode, installation and destination-document set are confirmed before an order—not inferred from a category photo.

2012Establishment year published by the factory
6 recordsSupplier-provided 2024 solar-garden document register
SG-1–SG-12Named solar-garden series in supplied 2024 document set
ZhongshanOutdoor-lighting manufacturing base in Guangdong, China
Open assembly floor inside the Xiuben factory

Still from factory-supplied production footage; selected to avoid identifiable people and unrelated material.

A clearer proof trail

A category page is the beginning, not the specification.

Xiuben’s site separates what has been seen in a document, what the factory publishes, and what still needs confirmation for a particular order.

  1. Define the site

    Application, mounting, solar conditions, control behavior and destination come first.

  2. Shortlist the family

    Choose a relevant architecture and a named model or series.

  3. Match the evidence

    Confirm the exact configuration, document holder, named models and market scope.

  4. Quote the project

    Align quantity, branding, packing, inspection and delivery inputs in writing.

Evidence is part of the product

Know what each statement rests on.

The visual key appears across the site so a buyer can distinguish a supplied document from a factory statement or a point that must be checked.

Document-sighted

A named source has been read and its scope is stated.

Factory-published

Current factory material supports the statement.

Verify for project

Confirm model, market or configuration before relying on it.

Not published

The site does not invent a value where evidence is missing.

A useful quote starts with context

Tell us where the light has to work.

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