Nilkanth Corporation

Based in India, Nilkanth Corporation currently lists 62 active lighting products in its catalogue. The portfolio covers four top categories: Light Emitting Diode (LED) fixtures, lights and lamp fittings, decorative lights and lamps, and energy‑saving bulbs. Products are classified under HS chapter 94 for lighting fixtures (e.g., HS 9405.40 and 9405.41) and HS chapter 85 for electric filament lamps (HS 8539.22). The company’s catalogue includes both indoor and outdoor solutions, ranging from ceiling and wall mounted units to floodlights and specialty underground LEDs.

The listed items include Decorative Lights, Hanging Decorative Lights and Restaurant Decorative Lights, each described with metal or aluminium housings and LED modules, as well as a Filament Bulb that uses a tungsten‑coated carbon filament. Additional entries such as Energy Saving Floodlights, LED Square Lights, LED Picture Lights, Fancy Underground LED Lights and Fixed LED Down Lights illustrate a focus on low‑power, high‑efficiency illumination. Ceiling‑mounted models specify wattages such as 31 W, 13 × 3 W candy‑style, 18 W, 20 W, 50 W and 19.2 W, while outdoor wall lights are offered in 12 W and 20 W versions. No other product attributes such as certifications or dimensions are provided in the catalogue.

Nilkanth’s LED fixtures follow industry standards such as IEC 60598 for safety and IEC 62471 for photobiological safety. Typical LED lighting grades in this segment include luminous efficacies of 90 - 130 lm W⁻¹, colour temperatures between 2700 K and 6500 K, and a colour rendering index (CRI) of 80 or higher. For outdoor and underground applications, IP65 or higher ingress protection is common, and wattage ratings from 12 W to 50 W correspond to lumen outputs roughly between 1 000 lm and 6 000 lm. Decorative fixtures often use aluminium or steel housings with polycarbonate or glass diffusers, matching the material descriptions in the catalogue. Energy‑saving bulbs such as the filament type are usually classified under IEC 60969 and meet standards for low‑wattage incandescent replacement, often targeting 40 - 60 W equivalent output with a power draw of 5 - 7 W.