Jordan, with its strategic gateway at the Port of Aqaba on the Red Sea, faces unique environmental challenges for lighting infrastructure. The combination of high ambient temperatures, high salinity (coastal humidity), and the demand for 24/7 industrial operations requires lighting solutions that go beyond standard commercial specifications.
In Jordan's coastal industrial zones, standard aluminum housings oxidize rapidly. Our 316 Stainless Steel (SS316) and specialized anti-corrosion coated fixtures are designed to combat:
The global shift towards Smart Port Infrastructure demands luminaires that offer more than just illumination. Future-proofing our designs, Boray Light focuses on:
Whether it is the Phosphate export terminals, coastal petrochemical plants, or public landscape projects near the Dead Sea, our lights ensure durability. We offer C4/C5-M anti-corrosion ratings, ensuring your investment withstands the harsh reality of marine environments.
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SS316 contains molybdenum, which significantly increases corrosion resistance in chloride environments (saltwater). For Jordan's coastal applications, SS316 is the industry standard for preventing pitting corrosion.
IP68 indicates protection against continuous immersion. IP69K is the highest protection rating, ensuring the light can withstand high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns, essential for cleaning dust and salt off equipment in industrial plants.
Yes, our marine-grade floodlights are manufactured to accept a universal input range (100-277VAC), ensuring compatibility with industrial standards globally, including Jordan’s power grid.
Based in one of China’s leading manufacturing hubs, Yangzhou Boray Light Co., Ltd. brings over a decade of expertise to the global marine and industrial lighting market. We integrate R&D, production, and sales to deliver energy-efficient, robust, and technologically advanced lighting solutions.
Our commitment to Quality First and Innovation Driven ensures that when you partner with Boray Light, you are investing in infrastructure that stands the test of time, salt, and environmental extremes.
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