Northgate Lighting
Online supplier of LED lighting, lamps and fittings for UK businesses and other customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Northgate Lighting
Northgate Lighting supplies LED lamps, fittings, lighting spares, batteries, emergency lighting products, and conventional and traditional lamps. Its range includes LED panels, downlights, floodlights, tubes and emergency lighting.
The company supplies more than 12,000 products and offers quotes through its online store. It is based in Leeds, UK, and was founded in 2006.
Product: Online sales of LED and traditional lamps, lighting fittings, spares, batteries and emergency lighting products.
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