About Senbrite Lighting

A Guangzhou manufacturer of professional stage lighting, built around one idea: fixtures should be judged on their five-hundredth show, not their first.

Row of moving-head fixtures hanging from a lighting truss

Our story

Senbrite Lighting started in 2011 as a six-person workshop in Guangzhou's Huadu district, building moving heads for local rental companies. The founders — two lighting designers and an electronics engineer — kept hearing the same complaint from the field: fixtures that looked great in a showroom and failed on the road.

So the workshop grew around reliability instead of novelty. Boards are designed in-house so a failed unit can be diagnosed to component level. Motors and optics are endurance-tested before a model is approved. And every model stays parts-supported for at least five years, because a rental fleet is an investment, not a consumable.

Today our 18,000 m² facility ships roughly 120,000 fixtures a year to distributors, rental houses and venues in more than 60 countries — still from the same district, still answering our own support tickets.

2011Founded in Guangzhou
18,000 m²Factory & warehouse
160+Employees, 22 in R&D
60+Export countries
  • 2011

    Workshop founded in Huadu, Guangzhou; first beam fixture ships to local rental clients.

  • 2015

    In-house electronics lab opens — main boards and firmware move fully in-house.

  • 2019

    Export department launches; first container orders to Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

  • 2023

    New 18,000 m² facility with automated burn-in line and IP-test chamber.

  • 2026

    European spare-parts hub opens; fixture-library support extended to MA3/GDTF.

How we build

Four processes stand between a design file and your loading dock.

1 · In-house electronics

Main boards, display boards and firmware are designed and flashed by our own engineers — faults get diagnosed, not guessed.

2 · Endurance testing

Pan/tilt mechanisms run 50,000 cycles and LED modules are thermally soaked before a design is released to production.

3 · 72-hour burn-in

Every finished fixture runs a scripted 72-hour burn-in with movement, colour and strobe cycles; failures never reach packing.

4 · Photometric QC

Output and beam angles are measured per batch against the published photometrics, so the spec sheet matches the fixture.

Certifications

Placeholder badges — replace with the client's actual certificates and report numbers before publishing.

CE · EMC & LVD RoHS · Compliant ISO 9001 · Quality System IP65 / IP54 · Tested Models

Visit the factory — in person or by video

We run scheduled video tours for overseas partners: the line, the burn-in room and the warehouse, live with an engineer.

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