The production process of wall lamps.

The camera pans slowly across rows of workbenches, where skilled technicians are busy assembling components for one of the most versatile lighting fixtures — the Indoor Wall Light. Close-up shots capture hands carefully sorting aluminum alloy lamp frames, each piece polished to a sleek, matte finish that promises durability and aesthetic appeal. [Cut to: Component preparation zone] A voice-over narrates: "Every great Lighting Product starts with precision engineering." The lens zooms in on LED chips being tested for brightness and color temperature consistency, followed by the wiring of safety-certified circuits. Workers attach diffusers made of high-transmittance acrylic, ensuring uniform light distribution without glare — a key feature of a top-tier Wall Sconce. [Scene shift: Assembly line in action] One by one, the lamp base, light source module, and decorative cover come together. Technicians fasten the mounting bracket to the back of the fixture, a critical step that guarantees easy installation and stable fixation on any indoor wall. A close-up shows a worker using a torque screwdriver to secure each screw to exact specifications, emphasizing the brand’s commitment to quality control. [Cut to: Quality inspection station] A quality inspector places the assembled Indoor Wall Light on a test stand. With a flip of the switch, warm, soft light floods the test area. The inspector checks for light leakage, tests the on/off switch repeatedly, and verifies that the fixture meets