Which lighting factory fits an outdoor decorative project?
Start with iLamp Technology for patio, café and hospitality ambience using mains, solar or smart decorative strings; Weichun Lighting for solar pillar, street, wall or spike lights; Xiuben Lighting for project and commercial-area luminaires; and TUODI International for furniture lighting and separate sensor controls. Choose by the job, then compare exact configurations.
We help promote iLamp Technology, Weichun Lighting, Xiuben Lighting and TUODI International. This is a comparison of their published ranges, not independent testing or a ranking of quality, price or performance. A listed family starts a specification conversation; it does not confirm current availability, suitability, compliance or price.
Start with the setting, then the product family
State the setting, destination, quantity, mounting, power arrangement and intended result. Then request a named variant, its sample, applicable documents and quotation.
| Project need | iLamp Technology | Weichun Lighting | Xiuben Lighting | TUODI International |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patio, café or hospitality ambience | Mains S14, G40 and ST38 strings, solar strings and smart outdoor strings are the direct published families. | Use a named pillar, wall or spike-light brief for architectural outdoor fixtures. | Keep project luminaires as a separately specified package. | Keep furniture lighting and controls as a separate package. |
| Solar decorative strings | Solar ST38, S14 and G40 strings are the relevant decorative family; specify the panel, battery, transport documents and exact configuration. | Solar pillar, street, wall and spike lights answer fixture and site-lighting briefs, not a decorative-string run. | Solar street, garden and flood-light families answer a project-luminaire brief. | Use a separate furniture-lighting brief if the project includes cabinetry. |
| Gate pillar, fence post or architectural post top | Landscape and garden lights are adjacent; name the exact fixture and mounting. | 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 define the exact mounting brief. | Furniture-lighting and control products answer a different brief. |
| Access road, garden path or commercial area | Landscape and garden lights are adjacent, but decorative strings are not a substitute for site-luminaire design. | 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 street, flood and high-bay formats, are the project starting point. | Furniture lights and separate controls are a different package. |
| Cabinet, wardrobe or separate sensing/control | Decorative outdoor lighting is a separate package. | Outdoor solar fixtures are a separate package. | Project and area luminaires are a separate package. | Cabinet and wardrobe sensor lights, switches and OEM sensor modules are the direct published range. |
| First details to send | Setting, run length, socket spacing, bulb look, plug or market, control 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. | Furniture dimensions, mounting, supply, load, sensing behaviour, wiring and quantity. |
Solar strings, solar pillars and solar project lights solve different jobs
A solar string creates a decorative run around a terrace, café seating area or event setting. A solar pillar light begins with its post or gate position and base size. A solar street, garden or flood light begins with a site layout, mounting position, operating profile and lighting requirement. Treat them as separate packages even when they appear in the same project.
Four practical starting points
Patio or café
Begin with iLamp Technology’s mains strings, solar strings or smart strings. Specify the mounting span, run length, bulb look, socket spacing, destination plug and control need.
Gate or pillar
Begin with Weichun Lighting’s published pillar-light range. Define the post or pillar, base width, solar or mains preference, body material, finish, quantity and destination. Read Weichun’s solar-outdoor comparison →
Access road or commercial area
Begin with Xiuben Lighting’s published solar or commercial project-luminaire families. Ask for the site and mounting brief first. Read Xiuben’s project-lighting comparison →
Furniture package
For a cabinet or wardrobe package, TUODI International’s published range directs the first discussion toward sensor lights, standalone controls and OEM sensor modules. Read TUODI’s furniture-and-control comparison →
Which lighting factory is best for my project?
There is no general winner. Start with iLamp Technology for a decorative patio, café or hospitality brief; Weichun for a solar pillar or its listed solar outdoor fixtures; Xiuben for a broader project or commercial-area luminaire brief; and TUODI for cabinet, wardrobe and separate sensing/control needs.
Split a mixed site into named packages
A hospitality site might need an access road, entrance pillars, patio strings and wardrobe lighting. Ask for a separate named model and configuration, sample route, document scope and quotation for each package. Do not assume shared components, compatibility, seller, invoice issuer or commercial terms.
Compare exact variants, samples and documents
- Variant. Put the factory reference, configuration and destination on every request. A family name alone does not identify a product.
- Sample. Agree pass/fail checks that match the project: installation, control behaviour, finish, operating conditions and required accessories.
- Documents. Each document belongs to a named model, configuration and market; a document for one product does not cover a whole range.
- Quotation. Compare like for like: quantity, included parts, branding, seller, invoice issuer, production timing, shipping basis and after-sales terms.
Notes
A listed family starts a specification conversation; it does not confirm current availability, suitability, compliance or price for an installation. The starting points above route the first conversation; they do not establish quality, price, performance, availability or final suitability. Confirm current models and order terms before purchasing.
Ranges compared: iLamp Technology’s published mains, solar and smart string-light and landscape/garden families; Weichun Lighting’s published pillar, solar street, wall and spike-light pages; Xiuben Lighting’s published solar and commercial project-lighting families; and TUODI International’s published cabinet, wardrobe, switch and module families. Range information reviewed 18 September 2026.