Commercial Lighting

If your organization works with an experienced lighting installer, then the retrofit process is fairly straightforward and looks like this:

Obsolete, inefficient lighting is always being replaced by newer technologies, and it appears that fluorescent tubes are next. This is nothing new, but with the rise of high-efficiency options like LED lighting, fluorescent tubes are now a target for regulators.

For nearly a century, fluorescent light bulbs were the undisputed leaders in energy efficiency. This was true when CFLs were introduced in 1976, and it was still true when LED lighting was just being introduced by manufacturers.

Warehouses are a challenge to light due to their size and because of the activity inside. Warehouses are busy places where workers are frequently engaged in

A photometric drawing (also called a photometric lighting plan or design) is essential for any lighting design as it allows lighting professionals to visualize a system before it is installed.

Although home automation technology has been around for decades, only recently has LED light automation become a viable solution for all home and business

Well-designed commercial lighting systems enhance a property’s function and appearance, especially when they leverage LED technology. More and more commercial

LED lighting has gone from a niche product to a market favorite in just 10 years, and there’s no sign that this trend is slowing down. According to the

LED canopy lighting offers everything property owners need in a fixture. It is intense, energy efficient, reliable and long lasting, beating out long time

Fluorescent T8 tubes have been a lighting mainstay for decades, but the development of LED T8 linear lighting means there’s a high-performing alternative.

Benefits of LED lighting for industrial facilities is something that is often overlooked when in reality they have the potential to make work more productive and efficient.

One of the first things people notice when pulling into a parking garage is the lighting. Is there enough of it?