OEM & ODM Process

A clear OEM and ODM lighting process from brief to delivery.

Set the optical, electrical, mechanical, and approval points before production begins. Each stage turns a lighting brief into an approved delivery plan.

Why this page matters

A lighting project should be clear before production begins.

Confirm the application, light output, control requirements, samples, and packing early. The process keeps each technical and commercial decision visible through delivery.

For buyers

Know what must be confirmed.

Buyers can see when the lighting specification, sample, production details, and delivery requirements need approval.

For project teams

Keep technical approvals visible.

Project teams can review optical, electrical, mechanical, and packaging details at the right point without losing the approved brief.

Process flow

Seven steps from lighting brief to delivery.

The roadmap keeps every handoff practical: define the lighting need, approve the sample, lock the production specification, then prepare delivery.

1

Lighting brief

Share product or application, target light effect, installation conditions, quantities, and destination market.

2

Technical review

Confirm optical, electrical, mechanical, protection, packaging, and private-label requirements before quotation.

3

Proposal and quotation

Receive a proposed configuration, quotation, and information needed to move into sampling or approval.

4

Sample and validation

Review the sample for light quality, physical fit, wiring, mounting, marking, and installation before production release.

5

Specification approval

Approve the agreed configuration, labels, packaging, and documentation for the production order.

6

Production and inspection

Manufacture against the approved specification with defined quality checks and packing requirements.

7

Delivery support

Prepare shipment and product documentation around agreed delivery, packaging, and destination requirements.

Lighting brief through delivery

Every stage turns the brief into an approved decision.

The process identifies the next technical or commercial decision so the project can advance without assumptions in the lighting specification.

What lighting buyers need to confirm
Lighting specification
Sample approval
Production requirements
Packing and delivery
Ready to discuss a lighting project?

Move from a lighting brief to an approved production plan.

Send the application, target specifications, and quantities for a focused review, or return to the OEM & ODM hub to compare available customization paths.

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