OEM / ODM Tunnel Lighting Manufacturer
We supply adjustable-mount and low-glare linear LED tunnel lights for road tunnels, underpasses and pedestrian passages. Both published series cover 20–240W, with different mounting and optical arrangements. We help match fixture position, beam distribution, output and dimming to the tunnel layout and the project’s lighting specification.
Product Range
Compare 2 product series by design, mounting and application. Open each product for its model-specific dimensions, optical options and technical details.
T.62X series with four housing sizes, a ±90° bracket and selectable optics for tunnel installations.
T.61X linear series with an internal anti-glare optical panel and a listed 110° distribution.
Image shown: photometric distribution.
Selection Guide
Start with the installation and lighting task, then compare the relevant product designs. Confirm the final configuration using the product datasheet and project layout.
20–240W adjustable-mount series
The ±90° bracket supports aiming for different installation positions.
20–240W low-glare linear series
A long-profile housing and internal optical panel suit repeated linear arrangements.
Project-specific fixture and control schedule
Entrance, transition and interior areas need separate lighting calculations.
Choose for visual comfort and coverage
Assess ceiling height, sightlines, uniformity and maintenance access.
System Engineering
Review the optical, mechanical and electrical choices together before confirming a specification.
Compare the adjustable-mount beam options with the linear series’ listed 110° distribution.
Review bracket adjustment, fixing points and the available installation envelope.
Coordinate luminaire drivers with the tunnel’s lighting-control requirements.
Check sealing, cable entries and safe access for cleaning and component replacement.
OEM / ODM
We can review adaptations to an existing platform or a project-specific configuration. Available options, development scope and minimum quantities depend on the selected product.
Select the model and output around the target illumination and installation layout.
Review the lens or reflector options available for the selected luminaire.
Match the available white-light options to the project’s visual and technical requirements.
Confirm input supply, dimming protocol and compatible control accessories.
Review brackets, connection dimensions and aiming or pole arrangements.
Discuss color, surface finish and mechanical changes during the project review.
Specify surge, insulation and connection requirements for the installation.
Coordinate labels, logo application and export packaging for your procurement program.
Every lighting product is engineered and validated in-house before it reaches the production line. This helps shorten development cycles, reduce technical risk, and give customers a clearer understanding of product performance before mass production.
Complete 3D modeling is used to verify mechanical structure, installation space, component fit and functional details before production, helping reduce development risk and shorten the product development cycle.
Professional lighting simulations verify illuminance, uniformity and road lighting performance before installation.
Thermal analysis evaluates heat distribution across LEDs, drivers and housings to optimize heat dissipation and service life.
Customized electronic solutions are developed for surge protection, dimming, smart controls and project-specific electrical requirements.
From concept sketches and structural development to prototype validation, ideas are transformed into practical, manufacturable lighting products.
From market requirements to validated mass production
Lighting Simulation
Review fixture spacing, aiming, wall and road coverage, and maintenance access against the tunnel drawings. Lighting output and control schedules should be coordinated by zone before the final configuration is selected.
Tunnel width, height and length
lighting-zone drawings
mounting positions
target lighting criteria
supply and dimming requirements
quantities
Review light distribution, usable illumination, uniformity and the proposed mounting arrangement. Confirm the selected configuration before sample approval and production.
Applications
Match the product to the site, operating schedule and installation constraints.
Coordinate luminaire layout with tunnel geometry and operating requirements.
Review entrance, transition and interior requirements separately.
Balance coverage with limited mounting space and driver sightlines.
Select optics and brightness for lower installation heights and visual comfort.
Manufacturing
From the agreed specification to packed luminaires, the production workflow focuses on configuration accuracy and repeatable assembly.
Confirm drawings, luminaire configuration and the agreed production requirements.
Review incoming housings, optical parts, LED modules and electrical components.
Assemble the light source and thermal interfaces for the chosen configuration.
Install drivers and wiring, and configure the specified control arrangement.
Fit optical parts, seals and cable interfaces for the product design.
Check operation and stability before release to final inspection.
Verify appearance, electrical function and the order-specific requirements.
Check identification, accessories and protective packaging against the order.
Quality Control
The inspection and test scope should follow the selected model and the agreed project specification. Confirm required reports and acceptance criteria before ordering.
Review luminous output, color temperature and distribution for the selected optical configuration.
Verify supply compatibility, operation and the specified driver or dimming arrangement.
Confirm the applicable enclosure rating and the sealing requirements for the selected product.
Evaluate stability under the specified operating conditions and production test plan.
Check mounting interfaces, accessible fasteners and the assembled fixture’s condition.
Agree the drawings, reports and product documentation required for the order.
Manufacturer Capability
We connect product selection with optical design, mechanical engineering and production planning.
We review the lighting task, site drawings and mounting details to narrow down suitable product configurations.
Optical, thermal, mechanical and driver-design capabilities support sample development and specification review.
We review configuration, appearance, labeling and packaging together so your order has a clear production scope.
FAQ
Practical questions for project buyers, lighting distributors and contractors.
Choose the adjustable-mount series when aiming flexibility is a priority. Consider the linear series when a long light-emitting surface and continuous installation arrangement suit the project. Confirm both choices through the lighting design.
The published product pages list a series range of 20–240W. Individual model sizes and configurations differ; confirm the selected model’s rating in the quotation.
A road tunnel usually requires a zone-based lighting design. Entrance, transition and interior conditions must be reviewed against the project specification before assigning output levels.
An internal optical panel can improve the luminous appearance, but compliance depends on the complete installation, viewing geometry and specified criteria. Review the proposed layout and photometric data.
Provide tunnel dimensions, zone layout, mounting positions, supply and dimming requirements, target lighting criteria and quantities. Include any tender drawings or control-system requirements.
Yes. Share the chosen product, quantity, appearance requirements and technical specification. We will review configuration changes, samples, branding and packaging as part of the project scope.
More Lighting Products
Compare other outdoor lighting ranges for the remaining areas of your project.
Send us your layout, preferred product and purchasing requirements. Our team can review a suitable configuration and prepare a quotation.
Tunnel width, height and length
lighting-zone drawings
mounting positions
target lighting criteria
supply and dimming requirements
quantities