Lumi Authorised Distributor & Authorised Dealer in India

As Sunlite Systems, we are an authorised Lumi dealer, distributor, supplier and wholesaler serving lighting designers, event production houses, AV system integrators, government departments, and hospitality & architectural projects across India. Whether you are rigging a wireless DMX run across a stage without pulling a single cable, fitting out a hotel facade with wirelessly addressable architectural lighting control, or fulfilling a government tender that calls for a reliable wireless lighting-control solution for an auditorium or convention centre, our procurement desk exists for one purpose: getting the right Lumi configuration to you, on time, at genuine wholesale pricing, with the documentation an integrator or buyer actually needs.

Lumi's product line centres on wireless DMX lighting control — transmitter and receiver hardware that lighting designers and AV integrators use as a cable-free alternative to running physical DMX lines across a stage, truss, or building facade. Wireless DMX shortens rig and strike time, removes the trip-hazard and cable-run limitations of wired DMX on temporary stages and outdoor events, and makes it practical to add wireless addressability to fixtures on a facade or ceiling where pulling a data cable is impractical or unsightly. Sourcing this hardware from a single, accountable distributor saves lighting designers, production houses, and procurement teams the trouble of chasing parallel-imported units with no local support.

Why Buy Lumi Through Sunlite Systems: Dealer, Distributor & Wholesale Supply

Buying wireless DMX hardware from an unauthorised reseller or a random online shop now listing often means paying inflated margins, uncertain stock, and no real escalation path if a transmitter or receiver arrives faulty mid-rig on a show day. As an authorised Lumi dealer and distributor, Sunlite Systems sits inside Lumi's official supply channel, which means the pricing we offer reflects genuine channel economics rather than marked-up retail rates, and the stock we ship is never grey-market or parallel-imported.

Our procurement and logistics process is built specifically for lighting designers, production houses, and AV integrators who cannot afford a stalled rig waiting on a single missing receiver. When you place an order through us, it is handled by a dedicated account manager rather than a general sales queue, and every shipment is tracked from our warehouse to your site. We maintain working stock of the fastest-moving Lumi transmitter, receiver, and transceiver units, so most standard configuration orders ship within days. For larger roll-outs — say, a multi-truss festival lighting package or a facade-lighting retrofit spanning dozens of fixtures — we plan the shipment in batches so your crew can receive and stage hardware without a warehouse full of pallets arriving on one day. Bulk buy discounts scale with order size and are always transparent, quoted as a landed price inclusive of freight to your delivery pincode.

GeM Registration and Government Bid Support

A meaningful share of the Lumi hardware we supply moves through the Government e-Marketplace (GeM), and we are a registered GeM dealer specifically for Lumi's wireless DMX lighting-control catalogue. Government cultural departments, PSUs, convention centres, and government-run auditoriums rolling out event or architectural lighting infrastructure that must procure through GeM can list us as a vendor, or we can support your department's bid preparation directly — matching tender specification sheets against the current Lumi product catalogue and supplying compliant technical datasheets, authorisation letters, and L1-ready pricing.

Beyond GeM, we also support direct tender responses for organisations that procure outside the marketplace portal — municipal cultural bodies, autonomous institutions, and PSU subsidiaries that issue their own RFQs for event or facade-lighting infrastructure. In both cases, our documentation includes GST-compliant invoicing, authorised dealership proof, and warranty pass-through commitments so the paperwork trail satisfies internal audit and finance teams as much as it satisfies the procurement office. You can browse our broader distribution categories and partner brands on our homepage, alongside Lumi.

Lumi Product Line We Supply: Wireless DMX Transmitters, Receivers & Lighting Control

Below is a look at the Lumi wireless DMX categories we distribute as an authorised dealer and supplier, what each range is best suited for, and where lighting designers and integrators most commonly deploy them in an Indian event, hospitality, or architectural context.

Lumi Wireless DMX Transmitters

A wireless DMX transmitter takes the DMX512 output from a lighting console or controller and sends it over RF to receivers mounted at the fixture end, replacing a physical DMX cable run from the desk to the rig. We supply transmitter units for touring lighting packages, corporate event stages, and fixed installations where running a console-to-fixture DMX line is impractical.

Lumi Wireless DMX Receivers

Paired with a transmitter, a wireless DMX receiver sits at or near the fixture and converts the incoming RF signal back to a standard DMX512 output that feeds the connected moving head, LED par, or dimmer. We supply receiver units in the quantities festival and touring lighting crews need, so every fixture on a truss can be addressed without a dedicated cable run.

Lumi Wireless DMX Transceiver Units (Switchable TX/RX)

Transceiver units that can be configured as either a transmitter or a receiver give lighting crews flexibility to build a wireless DMX network without carrying separate TX-only and RX-only stock. We supply transceiver units for production houses that need to reconfigure a rig's wireless topology from one show to the next without ordering additional fixed-role hardware.

Lumi Universal DMX & RDM-Compatible Nodes

Universal, protocol-agnostic wireless DMX nodes that support RDM (Remote Device Management) allow a lighting technician to monitor and reconfigure fixture parameters remotely over the same wireless link, without climbing a truss mid-show to change a setting. We supply RDM-capable nodes for productions and architectural installs where remote fixture management materially reduces onsite technician time.

Lumi RF Antennas & Signal Accessories

External and booster antennas, RF splitters, and signal-distribution accessories extend the practical range and reliability of a wireless DMX network across large venues, outdoor stages, and multi-building architectural sites. We supply and help specify the right antenna configuration alongside a transmitter/receiver order rather than as a separate afterthought purchase.

Lumi Battery-Powered Wireless DMX Nodes for Truss & Fixture Mounting

Battery-powered wireless DMX nodes let lighting designers address fixtures in locations with no convenient mains or data run — a facade-mounted uplight, a decor piece on a truss, or a fixture on a temporary outdoor structure. We supply battery-powered nodes for event and architectural projects where a fully cable-free fixture is the only practical option.

Our Products

A snapshot of the Lumi categories we keep in active stock for fast dispatch.

Industries We Serve

Our Lumi supply and bulk buy desk works across sectors that need reliable Lumi hardware at scale.

Who We Serve: Lighting Designers, Event Integrators & Government Departments

Our Lumi customer base falls broadly into three groups, and each has slightly different procurement needs that our process is built to handle. Lighting designers and production houses — the largest share of our Lumi buyers — typically need fast turnaround on a specified transmitter-and-receiver count for an upcoming show date, consistent stock so a rig plan does not change at the last minute, and technical datasheets they can pass straight to a venue's technical manager.

Hospitality and architectural integrators — fitting out hotels, venues, and building facades with wirelessly addressable lighting control — need predictable pricing and a fixed configuration they can replicate across multiple properties or building sections without re-specifying each time.

Government departments and PSUs have the most document-intensive requirements: GeM catalogue compliance, tender-matched specifications, authorised dealer certificates, and GST-compliant invoicing with correct HSN codes — frequently for auditorium, cultural-centre, or public-space lighting upgrades. We structure our government-facing quotes to include all of this from the outset.

Our Procurement Process, Step by Step

Getting a quote from us is deliberately simple. First, share your requirement — a rough count of transmitters and receivers, or an exact rig plan with fixture and truss positions — through the quick enquiry form on this page or directly over WhatsApp. Second, our team reviews the requirement, checks current Lumi stock and lead times, and returns a formal itemised quote, typically within one business day. Third, once a purchase order is confirmed, we schedule delivery based on your show date or project's staging schedule. Finally, we issue GST-compliant invoicing and remain the point of contact for any warranty, service, or replacement need.

Why Buying Lumi Through an Authorised Distributor Matters

India's lighting-hardware market has no shortage of grey-market sellers offering wireless DMX equipment at prices that look attractive on a spreadsheet but carry real downstream risk. Grey-market units may ship without valid India warranty coverage at all, and without any local point of contact if a receiver fails mid-tour. For a single small event this might be an acceptable gamble; for a production house specifying a full festival-scale wireless DMX package, or a venue committing to a permanent facade-lighting install, it is not. If you have ever searched for a Lumi dealer near me or a Lumi distributor close to me and landed on an unverified listing, that risk is exactly why working with an authorised partner matters.

Working with an authorised Lumi dealer removes that risk substantially. Every unit we ship is sourced through Lumi's official Indian distribution channel, qualifies for manufacturer warranty support, and every invoice we issue can be produced as proof of authorised-channel purchase if a department's finance or audit team asks for it.

Total Cost of Ownership, Warranty & AMC Support

Production houses and integrators who have run a few wireless DMX rollouts know that the purchase price is only the first line item in the real cost of a rig. Spare-unit availability for an on-the-day replacement, how a system performs in an RF-congested venue with heavy WiFi and other wireless lighting or audio systems nearby, and how easily units can be redeployed from one show or building section to another all factor into the actual cost per year of ownership. As with any professional wireless DMX platform, channel planning and coordination between co-located wireless systems is good practice at a busy venue, and for mission-critical shows we recommend keeping a wired DMX fallback path available alongside the wireless link.

We help buyers plan for this beyond the initial purchase order. For large festival or touring packages, we typically recommend keeping a small stock of spare transmitter and receiver units on hand for immediate swap-out, rather than relying on a per-incident warranty claim process that stalls a live show. For venues planning a phased architectural-lighting rollout, we can also lock in configuration and pricing consistency across purchase orders placed months apart, keeping a project's hardware standardised across phases.

Payment terms and logistics are agreed upfront so there are no surprises once a purchase order is raised. We support standard advance-against-PO terms for new production-house and institutional buyers and can extend credit terms for repeat corporate and government accounts with an established order history. Freight is quoted as part of the landed price to your delivery pincode, and for multi-site roll-outs we coordinate a single consolidated dispatch schedule with your project or production team so deliveries land in a sequence your crew can actually stage against.