Output surged by 20%! Foshan Lighting's aquaculture lighting system achieves a new breakthrough

我国海洋资源丰富，水产养殖种类、水产品种苗等市场需求极大，水产养殖前景广阔。由于我国的海洋资源十分丰富，水产养殖种类、水产品种苗等市场需求特别大。近年来，南美白对虾养殖行业发展迅速，各个行业都想分一杯羹。佛山照明针对养殖领域，依靠多年来的产品研发优势，开发出了能够促进南美白对虾生长的特殊光谱，并推出了对虾养殖光照的整体解决方案，为对虾养殖模式提供了新的技术支持。

This solution from Foshan Lighting effectively enhances the positive photobiological effects during shrimp farming and further accelerates the growth rate of shrimp fry. During the fry growth phase, it effectively promotes shrimp metabolism, increases feeding, improves feed utilization, stimulates growth and development, reduces molting frequency, increases weight gain rate, shortens the farming cycle, and boosts survival rates.

One of the companies collaborating with Foshan Lighting is a shrimp farming enterprise in Zhangzhou, Fujian. Due to limitations in existing farming technologies, this enterprise has been seeking ways to increase production and income. After conducting field visits, the Foshan Lighting team introduced their products into the aquaculture lighting system based on the enterprise's farming model and tracked the farming effects for over 70 days. This method ensured healthy shrimp growth and improved survival rates. Following implementation, after adopting Foshan Lighting's aquaculture lighting solution, the enterprise successfully achieved the expected outcome of increasing shrimp yield by 15-20%, resulting in significantly increased revenue.

Marine aquaculture, as a new highland vigorously developed by the state, is an important pathway for building a diversified food supply system and a necessary measure to ensure national food security. Currently, Foshan Lighting's (000541) FishJoy series of aquaculture lights and microalgae cultivation lights have been deployed in aquaculture bases in Zhangzhou, Fujian; Zhanjiang, Guangdong; Hainan; and other locations. Foshan Lighting will continue to increase R&D investment in marine lighting. Foshan Lighting's solutions can contribute to advancing the construction of 'offshore granaries' and accelerating marine economic development.