Founded in 1996, Phoebus has accumulated decades of expertise in outdoor lighting production. Our long-term experience ensures stability, reliability, and a deep understanding of diverse lighting needs across global markets.
From coiling and welding to galvanizing and spraying, every process is completed in our own factory. This full in-house manufacturing guarantees consistent quality control and timely delivery for every project.
With a professional team of designers, engineers, and R&D specialists, we hold over 60 patents and advanced testing equipment. Each product undergoes rigorous inspection to ensure superior durability and performance.
Certified as a “Smart Factory” and “High-Tech Enterprise,” Phoebus lighting solutions are trusted worldwide. We provide tailored solutions, competitive pricing, and responsive after-sales service to meet your project goals.
Phoebus fixtures are engineered with robust materials like die-cast aluminum and tempered glass. They typically carry high IP (Ingress Protection) ratings (e.g., IP65/IP66) and feature anti-corrosion coatings, ensuring reliable performance in rain, dust, and extreme temperatures.
They are highly efficient. By using premium LEDs and optimized optical systems, Phoebus lights deliver more lumens per watt. Many models also offer smart controls like motion sensors and dimming, which can reduce energy consumption by 50% or more compared to conventional lighting.
No. Phoebus prioritizes user-friendly installation. Many products feature modular designs, plug-and-play connectors, and adjustable mounting brackets, simplifying the process and reducing on-site labor time.
Yes. Phoebus offers smart lighting solutions that are compatible with centralized management systems. These allow for remote monitoring, fault detection, adaptive dimming, and integration with other city infrastructure, making them ideal for modern smart city applications.
Thanks to the modular design, you rarely need to replace the entire fixture. Individual components (like an LED module or driver) can be easily accessed and swapped out, minimizing downtime and lowering long-term maintenance costs.
