Stanley is a leading manufacturer of electronic devices, in particular optical devices. Light emitting diodes (LEDs,) backlighting units for LCDs and LCDs, are all indispensable parts for the much talked about field of information and communications.
Light emitting diode (LED)
A wide range of products that includes chip type LEDs, vertically aligned LED lamps, surface and numeric display to meet the needs of customers.
Optical sensors/optical communications devices
Stanley offers a complete line of infrared LED lamps for communications and optical sensing, photo-detectors and special devices to suit different applications.
Sub miniature lamps (SML)
Highly reliable sub miniature lamps are offered for automotive equipment, entertainment machines and communication devices.
Cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL)
Stanley designs, develops and manufactures cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) and light guide plate units to constitute lighting units for LCDs in a house. These devices exert their best performance when assembled as lighting units.
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Flash unit for camera
Stanley offers electronic flash units, addressing the challenge of further downsizing and realizing higher brightness.
Air conditioner control panels
Upon request from customers, Stanley offers control panels with better visual recognition and higher operability.
Backlighting units for LCDs
Stanley commits itself to create brighter and more vivid displays.
LED streetlights
LED outdoor security and streetlights contribute to create safer areas while reducing power consumption.
LED lighting module
Stanley designs, develops and manufactures indoor lighting devices using LEDs for applications for shops, houses and various other contexts.
Stanley's general LED lighting products are based on its LED development technologies cultivated as a leading manufacturer of LED devices and optical design technologies for automotive lights. They are ready to meet different needs in different situations. 
