CPS Lighting in Light+Building 2021

1. CPS Lighting at GILE 2021

The 26th Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition was held at the China Import and Export Fair Complex from 3–6 August 2021. Messe Frankfurt’s closing report records 2,036 exhibitors and 97,688 visitors across the lighting and building-technology fairs. At booth 3.1 B18, CPS Lighting presented new luminaires alongside smart education and municipal lighting systems.

The display reflected the company’s work as an LED sports light manufacturer in China, but it also covered solar street lighting, industrial lighting and connected controls. This broader mix was important: buyers could compare an energy-saving LED luminaire as a standalone product while also discussing how optics, dimming and network management fit into a complete project. Current models and specifications are available through the CPS Lighting product center.

2. Four New Product Lines

Four products formed the main launch group. The Omnistar multipurpose projector covered a reported range from 200 W to 1,200 W. It was joined by the Brightstar professional solar street light, the Powerstar spotlight and an industrial luminaire. Visitors used the display to examine product size, mounting arrangements and intended applications, then discuss customization with the CPS team.

These are historical exhibition names and ratings. They should not be treated as a current quotation or datasheet. A present-day order still needs the exact model code, input voltage, beam option, control interface, ingress protection rating and photometric file confirmed before purchase.

3. Omnistar for Stadium and High-Mast Lighting

The Omnistar projector was positioned as a multipurpose stadium flood light for sports fields and other large outdoor areas. Its 200–1,200 W range allowed the exhibition team to discuss different mounting heights and throw distances. Higher wattage, however, is not a complete design result. Beam distribution, aiming angle, maintained illuminance, uniformity, glare and spill light determine whether a proposed high-mast lighting for stadium layout will work.

Mechanical data also matter. A larger luminaire or a denser headframe can increase effective projected area and pole load. CPS’s current high-mast structural calculation guide explains why luminaire selection should be coordinated with the mast, brackets, anchor bolts and foundation.

4. Smart Education Lighting and Smart Poles

CPS Lighting also created a smart education lighting scenario at the booth. The display combined education luminaires, IoT devices and a management platform. Its intelligent dimming system was presented as a way to select different classroom lighting scenes according to teaching tasks. For a real project, the control sequence should be checked together with illuminance, uniformity, glare, color quality and flicker rather than judged only from a demonstration scene.

The smart-pole exhibit integrated lighting, security monitoring, Wi-Fi, public broadcasting, environmental sensing and emergency calls. The original article connected this work with the Hangzhou Asian Games. A current CPS case page records 400 integrated poles around the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center venues, combining lighting, monitoring and multi-scene management. More details are available in the Asian Games smart-pole project.

5. Activities and Industry Exchange

During the four-day exhibition, CPS Lighting used live streams and guided booth tours to show products to online audiences. On-site activities brought visitors into the booth and created opportunities for product questions and project discussions. Video demonstrations remain useful for an initial review, but specification sheets and project calculations should support any later technical decision.

On 5 August, CPS Lighting joined the “Educational Lighting, Light Health, and Ecosystem Cooperation Forum,” hosted by the Shenzhen Lighting and Display Engineering Industry Association. Jiang Yongjun, then identified in the event report as the company’s education-lighting project director, discussed the development of education lighting with industry representatives.

The original event report also records four recognitions: Top 25 Educational Lighting Companies, Top 25 Plant Lighting Companies, Top 50 Revenue Companies and Top 50 Patent Companies for China’s 2020 LED industry. They are retained here as part of the historical exhibition report rather than presented as current certifications.

6. Four Days at Booth 3.1 B18

The exhibition closed on 6 August after four days of product demonstrations and customer discussions. The booth brought together LED stadium lighting, solar and industrial luminaires, smart education lighting and smart municipal lighting in one space. This made the event more than a product launch: it showed how CPS was connecting luminaire design with control systems and project delivery.

For readers reviewing the article today, the photographs and product names document what CPS Lighting presented in 2021. Current purchasing decisions should use the latest product pages, test reports and project calculations. Company information and present capabilities can be checked through About CPS Lighting and the current CPS Lighting news center.

7. Technical and Event Sources

1. Messe Frankfurt: GILE 2021 press record

2. FIFA Stadium Guidelines: lighting system criteria

3. EN 12193:2019 sports-lighting overview

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