LightrixTech manufactures one narrow thing very well: miniature LED fixtures that sit inside or directly above a display case. Mini magnetic track spotlights from 1 W to 3 W, pole spotlights that rise from the case floor, recessed spots that flush into a shelf or ceiling, and rotating LED bars for linear accents — all on 12 V DC, all built for the distance between a lamp and a diamond.
We are a manufacturer, not a trading desk. That matters for two reasons: the MOQ is 1 piece, and custom housing colour, logo and packaging are handled at the factory rather than sub-contracted.
Typical installations: jewellery and watch cabinets, museum vitrines and gallery cases, optical and eyewear wall bays, and retail shelving and shopfitting.
| Item | Standard product | Custom housing colour |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum order quantity | 1 pc | 1 pc |
| Sample lead time | about 3 days | about 1 week |
| Production lead time (200 pcs) | about 1 week | 2–3 weeks |
| Certification | CE | CE |
Samples are normally charged and the buyer covers freight; for small quantities we can supply samples free of charge. Ask for the current sample cost when you send the model list — it depends on the configuration. Full ordering terms — MOQ, sample policy and lead times.
A display case is a small room with a glass roof and no ventilation. Three problems follow, and each one is solved by size rather than by wattage.
Heat. A 3 W fixture dissipates a fraction of what a 20 W retrofit does. Near leather, resin, paper or mounted specimens, that difference is the difference between a stable object and a slowly cooking one.
Glare. In a vitrine the visitor's eye and the object sit close together, so a wide flood washes the glass and hides the piece behind reflections. A narrow, aimable beam placed off-axis lights the object and keeps the reflection out of the sightline. Zoomable optics matter here: 10° for a single ring, 45°–60° for a full shelf.
Disappearance. The fixture should not compete with what it lights. A 1 W spot on a 5 mm track, or a slim pole rising from the case floor, is almost invisible from the customer's side of the glass.
Custom work is routine, not exceptional. What we handle at the factory:
If a requirement is not on this list, send the drawing or the sample and we will tell you whether it is a tooling change, a colour run, or simply not practical at your volume — before you commit to an order.
Nothing above requires a minimum project size. One counter, one vitrine or one showroom renovation are all normal starting points for us.
What is your MOQ? One piece. Standard and custom-colour products both start at 1 pc.
How fast are samples? About 3 days for standard product; about 1 week when the housing colour is customised.
How fast is production? About 1 week for 200 pcs of standard product; 2–3 weeks for 200 pcs with a custom housing colour.
Do you charge for samples? Usually yes, with freight paid by the buyer. Small quantities can be supplied free — ask when you send the list.
What certification do you have? CE.
Can you put our logo on the product? Yes — on the fixture, driver or packaging, as part of an OEM order.
Can we start with one cabinet? Yes. That is how most of our long-term accounts began.
Next step: send the case photo and the model list through the form below, or use the contact page if you prefer to include drawings. You will get a configuration and a price, not a catalogue.
MOQ 1 pc · samples in about 3 days · CE · OEM/ODM available. Tell us the cabinet type and quantity and we will quote the right configuration — not a catalogue price.