Evaluate the optical system, not just the housing.
A dedicated buyer path for projector type, optical evidence, dimensions, electrical requirements and application fit.
Start with the optical system your application actually needs.
Projector sourcing should begin with application, beam function, dimensions and optical evidence — before housing style or unsupported performance claims.
PROJECTOR TYPE
Bi-LED · low beam · high beam · application format
OPTICAL EVIDENCE
Cutoff · beam distribution · hotspot · usable pattern
FIT & DIMENSIONS
Lens size · housing depth · mounting · installation space
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
Voltage · driver · connector · vehicle integration
From application brief to a production-ready projector.
Define the projector before asking for price.
Send the application, beam requirement, dimensions and target quantity. We will use them to structure the next sourcing step.
APPLICATION
Vehicle / retrofit / market
BEAM FUNCTION
Low beam / high beam / Bi-LED requirement
DIMENSIONS
Lens size / housing depth / mounting limits
TARGET QUANTITY
Sample / trial order / production requirement
Ask for evidence you can actually evaluate.
Use reviewable optical and dimensional evidence instead of generic brightness claims. Final published evidence must come from verified product and factory data.
Low / high beam presentation
Cutoff shape and distribution
Lens / housing / mounting dimensions
Installation and vehicle-fit reference
What should be confirmed before production?
Final specifications should be based on the approved product and sample record.
OPTICAL FUNCTION
Required beam function and optical format
MECHANICAL FIT
Dimensions, mounting and installation space
ELECTRICAL FIT
Voltage, driver and connector requirements
APPROVED SAMPLE
Final reference before mass production
Ready to evaluate a projector for your market?
Start with the application, optical requirement, dimensions and estimated quantity. The RFQ will carry this projector context forward.