LightrixTech builds one thing: lighting that sits inside or directly above a display case. That focus means the same five product families get specified very differently depending on what is in the case, how tall it is, and how often the display changes. This page groups the range by the job it has to do.
Jewelry & watch display lighting — the hardest case in retail. Polished metal mirrors the room, stones only return light when the beam lands at the right angle, and the glass throws glare back at the customer. Start here if you are specifying rings, diamonds, gold or watches.
Museum & gallery exhibit lighting — vitrines and wall cases where the object cannot be moved, the beam has to change when the exhibition changes, and heat at the object matters as much as the look.
Eyewear & optical display lighting — frames behind glass, where the real enemy is a specular reflection sitting right across the lenses the customer is trying to look through.
Retail shelf & shopfitting lighting — gondolas, wall bays and under-shelf runs, where even vertical illumination on the facings sells more than a bright hotspot.
1. Beam angle, chosen by object size. This is the specification error we see most often. A beam that is too wide flattens the display; one that is too narrow gives you hot spots with dark gaps between them. Our heads run from a tight 8° up to a 110° wash, and several models are zoomable on the fixture so one SKU covers a range of merchandise.
2. Colour temperature, chosen by material. 3000K for gold and warm wood, 4000K for steel, silver and watches, 6000K for diamonds, crystal and glass. Every head is available in all three, and OEM runs can be mixed.
3. CRI. Most of our range is Ra90; the OSRAM chip track heads are Ra ≥ 92. Below Ra90, gold and skin tones go grey and the display stops looking expensive.
Four pieces of information turn a three-round sample process into one: the internal dimensions of the cabinet, the mounting height available above the merchandise, what is going in the case, and the country the project ships to.
Certification, honestly: our standard builds carry CE and RoHS. UL/ETL for North America and ENEC for European tender work are quoted case by case — tell us the destination in the first email and we will price the correct bill of materials instead of shipping a sample that fails inspection later.
Next step: send us the internal dimensions of the case, the mounting height available, what is being displayed and the destination country — request a quote here and we will size the beam angle, colour temperature and driver before we send a sample.
