Which lighting range fits the buying brief?
Start with TUODI International for cabinet and wardrobe sensor lights, separate sensor switches and OEM control modules; Weichun Lighting for solar pillar, street, wall or spike lights; Xiuben Lighting for project and commercial-area luminaires; and iLamp Technology for decorative outdoor strings. Choose the relevant product conversation, then compare exact configurations.
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Match the buying job to a published range
Use this comparison to choose the first conversation. A family match is not a finding of suitability or compatibility; availability, certification and terms are set on each quotation. On a small screen, scroll the table sideways.
| Buying brief | TUODI International | Weichun Lighting | Xiuben Lighting | iLamp Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinet or wardrobe light | Cabinet sensor lights and wardrobe installation choices are the direct published range. | Outdoor solar fixtures are a separate package. | Project and area luminaires are a separate package. | Decorative outdoor lighting is a separate package. |
| Separate sensing or control component | Separate switches and OEM sensor modules are the direct starting point; confirm the electrical interface. | Specify outdoor fixture controls only within the named product brief. | Specify project-luminaire controls within the selected configuration. | Specify the selected decorative string and control method together. |
| Gate pillar, fence post or architectural post top | Furniture-lighting and control products answer a different brief. | Published solar and mains pillar lights are the direct range, with base widths from 100 mm to 500 mm. | Begin a garden or project-lighting discussion and confirm the exact mounting brief. | Landscape and garden lighting is adjacent; confirm the fixture and installation. |
| Road, access route or commercial outdoor area | Keep furniture lighting or controls as a separate package. | Published solar street-light families are a direct starting point for a named road or area brief. | Published solar street, garden and flood families, plus commercial LED formats, are the project starting point. | Decorative strings do not establish a roadway-lighting configuration. |
| Patio, café or hospitality ambience | Keep furniture lighting and sensing as a separate package. | Use a named pillar, wall or spike-light brief for architectural outdoor fixtures. | Keep site luminaires as a separately specified package. | Mains, solar and smart outdoor strings are the direct decorative-lighting starting point. |
| First details to send | Furniture dimensions, mounting, supply, load, sensing behaviour, wiring and quantity. | Application, base width or road brief, material, solar or mains, quantity and destination. | Site layout, mounting, power or solar context, operating profile, quantity and destination. | Setting, run length, socket spacing, bulb look, plug or market, control and quantity. |
When TUODI is the direct starting point
Begin with TUODI when the product must integrate into a cabinet, wardrobe or furniture system, or when the requirement is a separate sensing or control component. Define the furniture space, mounting and charging access for an integrated light. For a separate switch or module, define the supply, load, driver, wiring and required sensing behaviour.
When Weichun is the direct starting point
For a gate pillar, fence post or architectural post-top brief, begin with Weichun’s published pillar-light catalogue. Its published outdoor range also includes solar street, wall and spike lights. Confirm the post or site dimensions, material, solar or mains requirement, quantity and destination before shortlisting a model.
Read Weichun’s solar-outdoor comparison and category links →
When Xiuben is the project-luminaire starting point
For a road, garden, yard, floodlighting or commercial-area brief, begin with Xiuben’s listed solar and commercial LED families. A project luminaire needs a site-based discussion: mounting positions, light distribution, operating profile, power arrangement and maintenance access.
Read Xiuben’s project-lighting comparison and family links →
When iLamp Technology is the decorative starting point
For patio ambience, hospitality settings and decorative outdoor-lighting briefs, begin with iLamp Technology’s listed mains, solar or smart string-light families. Select the intended setting, power arrangement, plug or market, run length and exact configuration before asking for a quotation.
Read iLamp Technology’s decorative-lighting comparison →
Do not infer component compatibility
An integrated sensor is part of a named light. A separate module is a component in a proposed circuit. Do not assume a TUODI module can connect to a chosen Weichun, Xiuben or iLamp Technology product. Confirm the exact interfaces, driver requirements and compatibility checks before specifying a combined system.
Compare quotations on the same basis
- Name the configuration. Put the model, variant, supply, controls, finish and accessories on the quotation.
- Match documents to the item. Confirm the company, model or family, standard, date and destination relevance.
- Use a sample acceptance plan. Define installation, sensing or control behaviour, finish and pass/fail checks.
- Normalise the commercial basis. Compare quantity, included parts, seller, invoice issuer, production timing, shipping term and after-sales terms.
A mixed project can need four separate packages
A hospitality development might need solar entrance pillars, roadway luminaires, patio strings and wardrobe lighting. Treat them as four packages. Ask for a named model/configuration, sample route, document scope and quotation for each. A shared project does not establish shared components, compatibility, seller or order terms.
Common comparison questions
Which lighting factory is best?
This guide does not name an overall winner. It routes a buyer to a relevant published range. The actual decision still depends on the exact configuration, sample, evidence, destination requirements and quotation.
How do Weichun and Xiuben differ for outdoor projects?
Weichun is a direct starting point for its deep published pillar-light catalogue and its listed solar street, wall and spike lights. Xiuben is a starting point for its broader published solar project and commercial-area luminaire families. Compare named products against the mounting, site and evidence requirements rather than comparing labels alone.
Can a TUODI sensor module work with another factory’s light?
Do not assume so. Confirm the exact module code, supply, load, driver, interface, wiring and compatibility with the selected light before specifying a combined system.
Can products from several ranges share one quotation?
Do not assume they can. Ask for each package separately and confirm the seller, invoice issuer, included items, documents and terms in writing.