LED Light Manufacturers in Mumbai: A Buyer’s Guide From the Maker

LED light manufacturers in Mumbai: who we are

Vinayak Electricals is an LED light manufacturer in Mumbai. We have made electrical accessories since 1995, and our LED fittings are made in-house at our works in Marol, Andheri East, the same place that makes our KEMPS, VIZA and VIYONA switches and plates. Nothing in the range is bought in and rebadged, and there is no other plant, warehouse or branch: everything is made and dispatched from Mumbai.

This guide uses our own catalogue as the worked example: the families we make, the MRP of each, the BIS registration numbers printed against them, and how homeowners, contractors and dealers buy from us.

If you already know you want a specific fitting, our sibling guides go deeper: the LED downlight and panel guide covers recessed versus surface mounting, and the diffuse light guide explains how a diffused lens cuts glare. This page is the overview of the whole LED range and of us as its maker.

Our LED range: nine families, 69 catalogue items

Our LED catalogue runs from a 0.5W night lamp to a 200W flood light. Indoors there are surface lights, down lights, three panel series, tube fittings and LED lamps; outdoors there are street lights, flood lights and PVC bulkhead lights. We also sell the LED drivers separately, so a fitting with a failed driver can be repaired instead of thrown away.

Each family has its own product page: the surface LED light, the LED down light, the Ultra Prime & Slim panel series, the aluminium slim panel series, tube fittings & bullet LED, the LED lamp Sumo, the street light and the flood light. The whole range sits together on the VIYONA LEDs page.

What does an LED light cost from the manufacturer?

From our catalogue, an LED lamp costs ₹70 to ₹720 at MRP, a down light ₹100 to ₹160, a panel light ₹290 to ₹600, a surface light ₹160 to ₹700, and an outdoor street or flood light ₹490 to ₹5,200, with the wattage deciding where in each range a fitting sits.

Comparing like with like is easier at one wattage. At 15W our catalogue gives: the 1067 LED lamp at ₹212, the 1022 Ultra Prime panel, 1025 slim panel and 1027 aluminium casting panel at ₹400 each, the 1033 super slim panel at ₹420, the 1004 big surface light and 1007 borderless surface light at ₹450, the 1056 bullet LED at ₹510 and the 1035 3 in 1 super slim panel at ₹590. The MRP is public on purpose, so a homeowner can check a quote before paying it.

Dealer price is not published: it is shared with trade buyers on enquiry. For our full price list by code, see the e-catalogue.

How do you choose an LED light manufacturer?

Choose an LED light manufacturer by checking five things you can verify yourself: a BIS registration number printed for the product type, a quality certificate such as ISO 9001:2015, a real works you could visit, a public MRP on every code, and spare drivers sold separately. A supplier who cannot show these is usually a trader, not a maker.

Registration number LED lamps, fittings and drivers each have their own Indian Standard, and the number should match the product type, not be a single number stamped on everything. Own works A maker can tell you where the fitting was moulded and assembled. Ours is at Marol, Andheri East, and 100% of our manufacturing happens there. Public MRP

Driver label Read the input voltage range and power factor on the driver, which we cover below. Spares Ask whether drivers are sold on their own. No markings A fitting with no maker’s name, no code and no registration number has no one behind it when it fails. Our guide to spotting a fake ISI mark shows how to check a number against the licence holder.

BIS registration: the numbers printed in our catalogue

Our catalogue prints a different Indian Standard and BIS registration number for each LED product type. This matters because the standards cover different things, and a buyer should match the number to the product in hand.

IS 16102 (Part 1) : 2012 R-71026514 is printed in the LED lamp section of our catalogue, which runs from the 0.5W night lamp to the 50W Sumo. IS 10322 (Part 5 / Sec 2) 2012 R-71026476 is printed against our LED down lights, Ultra Prime and slim panels and aluminium casting slim panels. IS 15885 (Part 2 / Sec 13) 2012 R-71026310 is printed against our LED drivers. Separately, the company is certified to ISO 9001:2015 for quality management, and our switches are made to IS 3854 under ISI licence CM/L-7567794.

Test reports on request Trade buyers can ask us for test reports before placing an order. How we test is described in how Vinayak Electricals ensures quality.

What the driver label tells you

A driver label tells you the mains voltage range the fitting will accept, how efficiently and cleanly it draws power, what it feeds the LEDs, and whether the LED side is isolated from the mains, which together decide how well a fitting copes with Indian supply and how safely it can be serviced. The label on our 1041 panel driver for 9W to 15W panels, as printed in our catalogue, reads: input 90–240 V AC, 50 Hz, efficiency above 85%, power factor above 0.95, output 40–75 V DC at 180 mA, and the warning output not mains isolated.

A wide input range is common practice for drivers meant for Indian mains, where supply voltage can dip or swell. A high power factor means the fitting draws current efficiently from the supply. The isolation warning is the one to take seriously: on a non-isolated driver the LED side cannot be treated as safe to touch while the fitting is powered.

LED lights for homes, offices and shops

For a room with a false ceiling, most buyers choose recessed down lights or panels; for a bare slab ceiling, a surface light avoids cutting concrete. Our concealed surface light 1006 starts at 6W and ₹160, and the big surface lights run 10W to 22W. For corridors and service areas, tube fittings and bullet LEDs are the usual choice; our T5 and T8 PVC fittings run from 12W to 40W.

Offices and shops tend to use the slim panels, and several codes also come as a 3 in 1 version; in common practice that means a panel with three selectable light colours, so confirm the variant on the product before ordering. For a bedroom or passage at night, the 1061 0.5W night lamp at ₹40 gives a faint glow, not reading light. Plan warm or cool white by room: common practice is warm white for living rooms and bedrooms, cool white for kitchens and work areas.

We do not repeat the fitting-by-fitting detail here: our downlight guide covers cut-outs and mounting, and the diffuse light guide covers glare. For running costs, see why energy-efficient electrical products matter.

Industrial LED lighting: street, flood and bulkhead lights

For compounds, parking areas, building fronts and warehouses, our outdoor range has three families. Street lights run from the 15W Ultra Prime street light at ₹550 to the 100W street light at ₹2,400. Flood lights run from the 10W Ultra Prime flood light at ₹490 to the 200W flood light and 200W lens flood light at ₹5,200 each. PVC bulkhead lights come in 12W at ₹330 and 20W at ₹480.

Wall mounting brackets are listed separately: the standard bracket at ₹90 and the big bracket at ₹180. Street and flood lights take the 1043–1045 drivers, so a society or factory can keep matching spares in its store.

Sizing A higher wattage covers more ground, but spacing and mounting height matter as much as the fitting.

LED lights that fit in the switch board

Some of our LED products are not ceiling fittings at all but modules that sit in a switch plate. In KEMPS the 2-module night lamp with 3 LEDs is ₹280 in white (K216) and ₹315 in grey (K616). In VIZA Black the V1307 2-module LED diffused light is ₹320, the V1308 2-module dome LED light ₹301, and the V1312 4-module LED down light (scenery) and V1314 4-module foot light are ₹460 each.

In VIZA the V411 4-module Royal foot light is ₹485 and the V414 2-module dome LED light ₹272. These are used for stair treads, bedsides and hotel rooms, where a low-level light guides people without shining into their eyes. The VIZA Royal foot light page has more on the 4-module fittings.

Mumbai LED light market or the manufacturer?

You can buy LED lights in Mumbai from a wholesale electrical market, from a local dealer, or from the maker, and buying from the maker or its dealer gets you catalogue codes, a printed MRP and registration numbers, while a market counter may mix brands and unmarked stock on one shelf.

Dealer The simplest route for one home: your dealer or electrician orders by code. Phone or visit Contractors and trade buyers can call us or visit our office at Marol, Andheri East; the numbers are on the contact page. No online sales We do not sell through our website; every order goes through a dealer, a phone call or a visit.

LED light manufacturers near me: buying outside Mumbai

If you are outside Mumbai, the nearest route to our LED range is one of our 500+ dealers across India, who order from our Mumbai works and stock by catalogue code, with dealers in Delhi Bengaluru Chennai Hyderabad Pune Kolkata and many smaller cities, including across Maharashtra.

Those are dealer locations, not company sites: one works in Mumbai makes and dispatches every order. That is why a repeat order in Pune or Kolkata matches the first one fitted in Mumbai. To find a dealer near you, use the contact page and tell us your city. For the national view of our range, see our LED light manufacturer in India page.

LED panel light distributors and dealers

We sell LED panels and the rest of the range through distributors and dealers, and we welcome new ones. Full catalogue Dealers carry lighting alongside KEMPS, VIZA and VIYONA switches, plates and protection, which means one supplier for a whole building. Display support We supply display boards for the modular ranges. Test reports Available on request before an order.

Electricians, distributors and dealers can also join VINAYAK KONNECT, our loyalty programme, to earn on purchases and redeem against rewards; it runs as an Android app on Google Play. Read how to become a dealer or distributor to apply, and how VINAYAK KONNECT works for the programme.