For more than three decades, Morgan Hope Industries has supplied energy-efficient LED lighting, lighting controls and heating systems from our base in Southport. Established in 1992 and founded by Stephen Fisher, we have always believed the products should do the talking. Today, they finally have a home online that does them justice: our brand-new website is live.
The new site has been rebuilt from the ground up — designed for speed and easy navigation — and lets you buy from our range online or request a quote on any product, whichever suits the way you work.
What you can do on the new site
The most important change is simple: everything you need to evaluate, specify and purchase LED lighting is now in one place.
- Browse the full range in the online store, organised by category and searchable from any page.
- Open detailed product pages with specifications, downloadable datasheets and BIM files, and fuller product descriptions drawn directly from the datasheets themselves.
- Pick the right option — products that come in more than one variant (a 3W or 7W fitting, for example) now have a clear option picker, with pricing that updates to match your selection.
- Buy online through a checkout powered by Stripe, or request a quote on any product if you would rather talk through a project first.
- Save products to a wishlist and come back to them when your specification firms up.
Five things to try first
- Head to the store and filter the range by category.
- Open a product page and explore the technical documentation — product pages carry specifications, downloadable datasheets and supporting documents.
- Use the Request a Quote button on a product you are pricing up; it works on every product in the range.
- Browse the case studies to see the kinds of projects our products have been used on.
- Try the site search — it covers products and content across the whole site.
Built for specifiers and facilities teams
We know most of our visitors are not casual browsers. You are specifying a car park lighting scheme, replacing fittings across an industrial unit, or comparing photometric data for a tender. The new site is structured around that reality:
- Service and sector pages describe each area we work in, with the relevant products listed on each page and photography that actually shows the product type in question.
- Case studies give real project context.
- FAQs answer the common practical questions in one place — see the FAQ page.
- Site-wide search gets you from a part number or product name to the right page in seconds.
There is care in the detail, too. Service page names, descriptions and the products listed on each page have been lined up with our product data, so what you see on a sector page matches what we actually supply. The photography follows the same rule: street lights on the street-lighting page, solar columns on the solar page, and the product and case-study photographs are the real ones. Enquiry forms carry spam protection so that genuine enquiries get through and junk does not, and broken links have been fixed along the way.
The new site at a glance
| Capability | Where to find it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Product catalogue | Store | Full range with images, specifications and pricing |
| Datasheets & BIM files | Product pages | Downloadable datasheets, plus BIM files where available |
| Online checkout | Cart & checkout | Buy online with payments handled by Stripe |
| Quote requests | Every product page | Send a quote enquiry for any product |
| Service & sector pages | Main navigation | Products and guidance for each application area |
| Case studies | Case studies | Real project examples |
| Search | Search | Site-wide product and content search |
Under the bonnet: a modern headless platform
For the technically curious, the new website uses a modern headless architecture — the content and commerce engine is fully separated from the front end you see in your browser.
- The back end runs on Laravel 12 with Lunar, an open-source e-commerce platform built for Laravel, handling products, pricing, carts and orders.
- The storefront is built with Next.js 16 and React 19, styled with Tailwind CSS 4.
- Pages are rendered server-side and built with performance in mind, so the site feels quick even on a patchy mobile connection.
- The layout is fully responsive, from phone to widescreen desktop, and includes a dark mode that can follow your device preference.
- Search-engine fundamentals are baked in: clean URLs, an XML sitemap, and structured data that helps search engines understand our products and pages.
In practice, the headless approach means the storefront and the commerce engine can each be improved without disturbing the other — a new page layout does not put the checkout at risk, and a pricing change never touches the design.
Just as importantly, the site is now genuinely ours to run. Pages, service pages, landing pages, menus, home-page slides, FAQs, testimonials, case studies, social links and company contact details are all editable by our team through a modern admin area — change a phone number once in settings and it updates across the site. The admin area itself sits behind sign-in protection.
The bigger picture: why LED, why now
The move to efficient lighting is one of the clearest wins available to UK businesses, and the numbers behind it are striking.
"Lighting typically consumes 20 percent of the electricity used in commercial and industrial buildings." — The Carbon Trust
The shift is global, too. According to the International Energy Agency, LED technology's share of residential lighting sales rose from around 5% of the market in 2013 to about 50% in 2022. For facilities managers and specifiers, that direction of travel is clear — and having a supplier whose full range, specifications and documentation are a click away makes acting on it that much easier.
Designed and built in the North West
The new website was designed and developed by Gareth Daine, a forward deployed software engineer with 30 years' experience, based in Liverpool — just down the road from our Southport home. From the headless architecture to the page-by-page browser testing before launch, the brief was the same throughout: build something fast, accurate and easy for our team to run themselves.
A lighting supplier's website should work like a good datasheet: everything you need, nothing you don't, and no claim that can't be backed up.
That last point matters to us, which brings us to one final note.
Our accuracy promise
As part of this rebuild, every claim on the site has been checked. Product specifications — lumens, wattage, IP ratings, colour temperatures — come from the product datasheets. Anything we could not verify has been removed or reworded rather than left to stand — including the blanket warranty periods, certifications and headline energy-saving percentages this industry is fond of, which will only return if and when we can stand behind them. We describe ourselves as exactly what we are: a Southport-based specialist supplier of energy-efficient LED lighting, controls and heating systems, established in 1992. When you read something on this site, you can trust it.
Have a look around
The new site is live now. Browse the range, explore the case studies, or get in touch if you are scoping a project and would like a quote. And because the whole site is now editable by our team, anything you spot that deserves an update — a price, a description, a photograph — can be put right quickly rather than waiting on a developer. We look forward to showing you around.