Is the workshop lighting system malfunctioning? Rongya Lighting offers 3 solutions to make factory lighting "less troublesome"

What do factory owners fear the most? Not the high cost of lights, but the problem of lights "breaking down" - the workshop lights flicker randomly, causing quality inspectors to misjudge the size of parts; the warehouse lights break down after 3 months, requiring scaffolding replacement and resulting in a half-day work stoppage; in explosion-proof areas, the wrong lights are used, and fire inspections directly result in the application of seals. 

But the old customers of Rongya Lighting are all aware that: all these problems can be solved with just one set of lights. 

Method 1: Tailor-made according to the specific scenario, avoiding unnecessary expenses

For dusty workshops? Rongya's industrial lighting fixtures are equipped with IP66 protection. The gaps in the lamp bodies are sealed with anti-leakage plugs. The coal mine in Shanxi used them for 2 years, and when disassembled, not a single grain of dust was found on the circuit boards.

For high-temperature forging workshops? Special models are equipped with graphene heat dissipation plates. They can continuously illuminate at 45℃, and the light loss after 2 years is only 7% (ordinary lamps would become too dim to read the vernier caliper at 45℃).

For petrochemical areas? The ROF series is certified with both ATEX and CE standards. The explosion-proof structure has passed 100,000 impact tests and was accepted by on-site inspection in one go. There was no need to repeatedly modify the plan. 

Method 2: Durability lies in the details. Less maintenance means more profit.

The lamp body is made of ADC12 die-cast aluminum, which is 3mm thicker than the material used by competitors. It can withstand the impact from forklifts. The drive uses an isolated wide-voltage model, so it won't be damaged even if the workshop voltage fluctuates.

A steel factory in Shandong calculated the cost: After replacing with Rongya lamps, they didn't hire an electrician to replace the lamps for 3 years. The maintenance cost alone saved 120,000 yuan - this amount is enough to buy 2 new forklifts. 

Method 3: Adequate Brightness Leads to "Realistic" Production Efficiency Gains

With a high luminous efficiency of 150lm/W, the 200W light source is brighter than the traditional 400W metal halide lamp. The workshop illuminance has increased from 280lux to 500lux. Workers say, "The flaws in the parts can be clearly seen."

After replacing the lights in an auto parts factory, the rework rate for quality inspection dropped by 20%. The boss said with a smile, "With brighter lights, everything runs smoothly."