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COMPANY PROFILE
Founded in 1997 by Mr Zhou Jia Xiang, LoyalLighting is a professional Chinese manufacturer engaged in the fields of LEDLighting. It is dedicated to manufacturing technically advanced, energy efficient and innovative lighting products for global market.

PRODUCT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Loyal has the in-house R&D team, performing continuous product research and improvement from time to time. Loyal lighting strongly believes, the advanced LED lighting technologies is not only improving the product, but also improving the life quality of people everywhere.

GUARANTEED QUALITY, CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE
Loyal’s products are certificated by the most prestigious national and international institutes. ISO9001 has been applied to all productive areas. The manufacturing facilities encompass modern semiautomatic production techniques and in-house research and development department that utilizes sophisticated technology.

MARKET RECOGNITIONS
The considerable investments in advertising and B2B communication back up network over the recent years, have permittedLoyal Lighting to expand its market penetration and obtain brand & products recognition.

CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
Environmental matters have always been an important concern of Loyal Lighting and to witness this fact, Loyal Lighting has adopted the ROHS system.

Contribution to reduce CO2 emissions
Carbon Dioxide(CO2) is one of the main factors leading to Green House Effect. Industrial or human daily activities are adding the emission of CO2 to the planet, which makes the Green House Effect worser. LOYAL LED Light save 80% of energy when compared with incandescent lamps, it means 80% emission of CO2 will be reduced from relevant 80% saved electricity power generation.

Many countries and areas recognized that reduction of CO2 is very important to the planet; some of them had taken measures to phase out incandescent bulbs over next dozen years. Australia announced ban to phase out incandescent bulbs in 2010. California in USA will ban the sales of general-service incandescent lamp by 2012.