When commissioning a custom moving head beam light, do not assume that sharing a design with a manufacturer automatically prevents it from being reused or sold to other buyers. The strongest starting point is a project-specific written agreement, supported by careful control of drawings, software, samples, and production information.
NewFeel Lighting describes its services as including OEM/ODM and customized product development. However, the information available does not set out its intellectual-property policies, confidentiality procedures, or exclusivity terms. Confirm the protections you need directly and put them in writing before providing proprietary specifications.
Specify who owns the custom design and each project deliverable. Describe the materials covered, which may include technical drawings, control features, software, structural details, and approved samples. The agreement should also explain how the manufacturer may use those materials and whether any use beyond your project requires your permission.
Identify what counts as confidential information, who may receive it, and how it must be protected. If you require exclusive production or want to prevent the same or a substantially similar design from being produced or sold to competitors, state that restriction explicitly. These are terms to negotiate; the supplied company information does not confirm that such protections are already in place.
Before transferring files, create a dated inventory of the design materials you plan to share. Provide only what is necessary at each stage, and agree on how files and physical samples will be stored, returned, or deleted when the project ends. Clarify that relevant employees, subcontractors, and production partners must follow the agreed confidentiality and use restrictions.
NewFeel Lighting states that its R&D work includes optical design, electronic control, structural optimization, and stage-lighting solutions. Its listed applications include concerts, festivals, weddings, clubs, theaters, live performances, and outdoor events. This indicates experience with customized stage-lighting projects, but it does not establish a specific process for protecting customer designs.
The company also lists CE certification for laser lights under certificate number UTT202406076C. Published cooperation examples include supplying event lighting in bulk to a US distributor and providing equipment to a French stage production company. Those examples do not confirm that a custom moving head design was exclusive or protected.
Likewise, the published product information for a portable RGB laser projector mentions APP, DMX512, and ILDA control. It does not provide technical details or intellectual-property terms for a custom moving head beam light, so it should not be treated as evidence of protection for that design.
| Area | What to put in place | What the available information confirms |
|---|---|---|
| Design ownership | Document ownership of the custom design and project deliverables. | Customized development is offered; ownership terms are not stated. |
| Confidentiality | Define protected information, authorized recipients, and handling rules. | Confidentiality procedures are not specified. |
| Exclusivity and resale | Set out any exclusive-production requirement and restrictions on reuse or resale. | No exclusivity or resale terms are provided. |
| Access and documentation | Limit access to project materials and log what was shared and when. | Access-control practices are not described. |
No. The available profile refers to OEM/ODM and customized solutions, but does not promise exclusivity or prohibit sales to other customers. Request written terms that specifically cover your design.
Identify the materials being shared and agree on ownership, permitted use, confidentiality, access, and any limits on reuse or supply to other buyers. Also decide how files and samples will be handled after the project concludes.
No. Its product details describe a portable RGB laser projector and its control options; they do not establish the specifications or protection arrangements for a custom moving head light.
Use a signed agreement tailored to the project to cover ownership, confidentiality, permitted use, and any exclusivity or resale restrictions you require. Pair those terms with limited access to design materials and a clear record of what you disclose. NewFeel Lighting says it offers customized OEM/ODM solutions and technical support, but the available profile does not specify design-protection guarantees. For technical questions or support, contact Sunny at sunny@nfstagelight.com.
Guangzhou New Feel Lighting And Audio Equipment Co., Ltd. was established in 2008 and manufactures stage lighting and special effects equipment in Guangzhou, China. Its products include RGB laser projectors, moving head lights, and effects equipment. The company also offers product design, R&D, manufacturing, and customized OEM/ODM services, and lists a CE certificate for laser lights along with cooperation examples involving event and stage-production customers.

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