Commercial Lighting

Proper commercial lighting, such as industrial lighting, should not be overlooked for any facility. Whether it's illuminating your office, garage workshop, or other workspace, it's important to choose the best commercial lighting. Here are a few different types of LED commercial lighting fixtures to help you choose the best product for you.

FAQs About LED High Bay Lights

1. What is Commercial Lighting?
   Commercial lighting is lighting that is used in offices, stores, garage lights, and commercial spaces for use inside. Commercial lighting can be used for both indoor and outdoor lighting.

2. Where can Commercial Lighting be Installed?
   Designed to provide safe and efficient lighting, commercial lighting is suitable for almost any location, such as the high bay lights you see in industrial locations such as warehouses; panel lights in offices or office buildings; and parking lots for improved visibility.

3. What are the Different Kinds of Commercial Lighting?
   Commercial light fixtures vary in lamp type, function, style, size, and luminosity. Common Commercial Lights can be grouped into the following categories:

   • Warehouse lights
   • Garage lights
   • Landscape lights
   • Outdoor Flood Lights
   • Parking lot Lights
   • Panel lights
   • Wall Pack Lights

Outdoor Lighting

• LED Flood Lights
  Outdoor flood lights are specially designed to provide broad, even lighting that can cover large areas, and are typically used for outdoor lighting, terraces, building facades, plazas, and other places where a large area needs to be illuminated.

• Parking Lot Lights
  Made from a heavy-duty, sturdy housing, the parking lot light features a high-efficiency chip that provides wide lighting coverage. Ensures the safety of pedestrians and vehicles.

• Wall Pack Lights
  Outdoor Wall pack lights are usually wall-mounted and can also be used as porch lights. Enhances the beauty of building facades and can also be used to illuminate pedestrian streets for pedestrian safety.

Indoor Lighting

• Hexagon Garage Lights
  Stylish and multifunctional hexagonal garage light allows you to DIY multiple combo packs to freely piece together different hexagonal lights as it has a stylish and cool hexagonal design. Perfect for garages, gyms, barber stores, studios, and more.

• LED Panel Lights
  Choose from standard 2x4 ceiling panels to 2x2 square ceiling panels to reduce wattage consumption in commercial applications. Ideal for retail stores, offices, showrooms, and other commercial applications.

• High Bay LED Lights
  Our high bay LED lights include UFO high bay lights and linear high bay lights. They can emit strong and uniform light, are durable and easy to install, and are the first choice for lighting large spaces with high ceilings, such as warehouses, workshops, factories, etc.

• Canopy Lights
  LED Canopy lights are durable due to their compact design, fade and abrasion resistance, and can withstand humid environments and harsh weather conditions, making them suitable for gas stations, underground passageways, and other indoor or outdoor spaces.

Q: What does 10 lumens mean？

A: Lumens (symbol: lm) measure the total amount of visible light emitted by a lamp or light source that is perceivable to the human eye. The higher the lumen output, the brighter the lamp will appear.

Q: Optimal LED light for work environments?

 A: The ideal LED light for work areas combines high brightness (8,000 to 20,000 lumens), a daylight to cool white color temperature (4000 to 6500 Kelvin), a high CRI (90+), and features that reduce glare and flickering.

Q: What does 5000 K mean in lighting?

A: As seen on the graph, 5000 kelvin is a nice white but has a slight tint of yellow. People who choose this color are usually trying to get a more natural white light that appears less harsh to the eye.

Q: What is 5700 Kelvin color?

A:5700K lights produce a whiter light, which are perfect for if your drive is mainly going to be in wide open spaces or on long roads and areas were light reflection isn’t going to be an issue, as the whiter colour helps with more defined distance penetration, and can also pick out more details around the edges of the beam in open areas.