The Hospital Authority has long been devoting oneself into the mission of environmental protection and one of the acts will be replacing the traditional lightings with LED ones. It is Celex’s gratitude to participate into this project. 7 hospitals will be applying the Zigbee Intelligent WIFI Lighting Control System together with our energy efficient LED Lightings. Tseung Kwan O Hospital will take the lead of this unprecedented pioneering. Such a breakthrough can introduce a more durable control system and most suitable luminaries for the provision of comfortable environment for the patients. In the golden era for environmental protecting technologies, it is highly appreciated that HA made a wise choice to apply LED luminaires. Celex takes great pleasure to be a part of it.

Celex announced today a series of LED Christmas & Decorative Lightings. Designed for all sorts of festive or event centric decoration, this new series is aimed at beautifying the event hall or the structure scene. The product offering includes a broad variety of 2D and 3D design, like all kinds or colorful and flashing plants, flowers, trees, animals, bridges, gates, vehicles, etc. Such new products have been installed in Australia, Hong Kong and Gibraltar since their announcement.

A leading global construction company, Leighton Asia delivers a portfolio of high-profile infrastructure projects across Asia spreading through Hong Kong, their headquarters base, Indonesia, India, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Iraq. In Hong Kong, their most recent giant projects include Central Reclamation Phase III, Central Wan Chai Bypass, Tin Shui Wai Hospital, MTR South Island Line and Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Hong Kong Cross Boundary Facilities – Passenger Customer Clearance Building, just to name a few. Considering Celex LED a close lighting partner of them, particularly after our winning of the award of the lighting project for the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, Leighton sent a group of project experts and senior engineers to visit Celex R&D Centre on July 18. During the visit, we shared insights about the latest LED lighting technology in the world and how our new design and quality assurance process of lighting solutions can satisfy their acute demand for lighting effect and product quality in their current and future projects. Amidst the numerous activities that day, the delegate also toured our entire R&D facilities including our sophisticated testing lab. The visiting team agreed that their time was well spent at the closing remark.

WSP is a world leading and renowned services firms to provide professional services and integrated solutions to governments, businesses, architects and planners across many disciplines. Their expertise ranges from environmental remediation to urban planning and from developing the energy sources of the future to enabling new ways of extracting essential resources. They have approximately 31,000 employees worldwide at present. In a bid to explore Celex LED’s latest lighting technology and quality assurance process, WSP sent a delegate of some 40 engineers, technicians, consultants and on-site implementers to visit our R&D Centre in Shenzhen on a sunny Saturday of July 4, 2015. The visiting team was amazed to see our QA centre, testing lab, IES validating room and simulated structures like public facilities, gardens, pubs, hotels, etc. They were also excited to witness how we ultilize our equipment and processes to optimze our technological advancement, product quality and control innovation.

Despite still amidst construction, Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge has already become a spotlight in the eyes of many people. Expected to be completed in 2017, this tremendous project – a 50km link with a series of bridges and tunnels – shall vastly shorten the distance and boost the tourism and trade of most individuals, households and businesses of Hong Kong. Celex LED is honored to be given the opportunity to supply LED lighting solutions for the Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities – the Passenger Clearance Building. On one hand, we have tailored over 30 types of lightings, mostly flood lights, down lights and string lights, to meet the unique, dynamic and scriptural design of the 40,000m2, 30m high building demand. On the other, we are still working with the relevant architects, lighting designers and contractors to perfect the installation and commissioning of this mission critical project.

A small municipality residing only half a million people, Lyon is already named France's third largest city after Paris and Marseille. Lyon behaves so advanced in its city planning and the adaptation of LED lightings. When Dr. Joseph Tsui and Mr. Gary Hsu of Celex LED visited Lyon on Feb 24, 2015, they went through many exhibits displaying the latest LED lighting technology. They toured several hotels and the landscapes plus a special type of lighting called "Ground Projector" near the shore. Like an ultra high intensity flood light, "Ground Projector" represents a bunch of strong and powerful light beams (up to 2,000W) projected from one end to the distant distination (see photos on the left) where some may use it on the ground projecting upright to the dark sky while others on a large cargo ship for a holistic ship illunination. For the sake of energy efficiency, Celex is examinating applying our LED technology to replace it. We trust that we can save at least 50% power (over 1,000W per lamp) if the test is proven.

The completion of the lighting project in Chile in late 2014 was a milestone victory of Celex LED in overseas market penetration. The beauty of this project is not about its sales volume or lighting quantity. It is about the variety of lighting and widespread application areas. The client is a major manufacturing and trading firm in Chile and they decided to replace all lightings throughout their entire complex with Celex LED. Because of this we had the opportunity to provide our solutions to fulfill their requirements in many areas including office buildings, conference rooms, pantry, production lines, packaging department, warehouses, car parks and exterier walls, etc. The customer was highly satisfied with our products and quality of work and proud of their decision to go with Celex. Now they are able to put the theorey of energy efficiency to work and realize actual energy efficiency, cost saving and many other benefits LED lights can give.

We were pleased to have Hsin Chong Group to visit our R&D Centre in Nov 2014. We took good opportunity to show them our latest LED lighting technology and how it translates into the most sought after LED lighting solutions that our customers desire. During the break, we chatted about the market trend, the latest technology and the new energy efficiency and safety standard looking forward. Per their request, we led them to tour our product testing lab and QA department and provided a short but comprehensive training on LED lighting. They all agreed that their time was well spent that day.

At time when Regal Hotel Hong Kong was doing the feasibility studies of their lighting retrofit project, they chose to listen to CelexLED and took the time to visit our R&D Centre in Shenzhen in August 2014. We took the opportunity to show them our latest LED technology and how it translates into the most advanced LED lighting solutions they desired. We also demonstrated our hotel solutions such as Facade lighting for object beauty and crystal lighting for enhancing the customer mood at hotel lobbies. We then provided them with a familiarization training to let them have a good hands-on with our LED solutions. Regal Hotel finally adopted our LED solutions for some of their hotel applications. Visit our HTML tutorial

We participated in the Build4Asia Exhibition - Elenex 2014 during May 7-9, 2014. Focusing on showing our façade solutions, our booth was so colourful and eye catching. We demonstrated the charm of façade lighting and how it changed the feel and mood of a building and lifted its value. Our booth attracted quite some professional architects and building designers. We received excellent response from them.