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LED Supermarket Lights
LED High Bay Lights
Architectural LED Lighting
LED Panel Lights
Vapor Tight LED Lights
LED Post Top Lights
LED Shoebox Lights
Types of Lights Typically Used in a Supermarket
The most used types of lights are high bays, like round-style UFO lights or panels for grid ceilings, and linear strip fixtures.
Why LED Lights are Better than Fluorescent Lights in a Supermarket
There are several reasons why LEDs provide a better shopping experience compared to fluorescents. The lights do not flicker and hum. They reduce energy consumption by at least 50% or more. They dramatically reduce light maintenance costs. And, they have great light quality specs, making the products on the shelves look good.
Emergency Lighting in a Grocery Store
You should consider adding emergency lighting if you don’t have it already. It provides enough light so your customers can find their way out of the store if the power fails.
Lowering your Lighting Bill Switching to LED Lights in a Supermarket
You should expect at least 50% or more, depending on the lights used.
Best Type of LED Lights for Walk-in Coolers
Use vapor-type fixtures. They’re protected from cooler environments and can withstand washdowns.
Common Supermarket Lighting Standards to Follow
Light levels can vary in a store, depending on the prominence of the location. Prominent locations could see as many as 100-foot candles. Less prominent but still important locations could see between 50 to 70-foot candles. For less prominent areas, shoot for 30-50 foot candles. Besides light levels and high CRI, we recommend 80 or above.
Is it Better to Use UFO or Linear Fixtures in a Supermarket?
We like the look and performance of UFO fixtures. Use acrylic lenses to further reduce glare and increase up-lighting on the ceiling. We can also see 8-foot strip lights and linear fixtures being used. The height of the mounting can also impact the type of fixture used. In the end, it all comes down to your preferences.
Best LED Fixtures Made for Use in a Freezer or Cooler
We have many lights. Vapor-proof fixtures work well inside coolers.
LED Lights work well in Cold and Freezer Locations
LEDs love the cold. So, there’s a good chance they will last longer.
LED Supermarket Lights Qualify for Rebate Incentives
They do, but it’s controlled by your local utility. Please check with your local utility. Every utility offers different types of rebates.
Can I Retrofit Existing Fixtures or Do I Need to Buy All New Lights?
We offer both retrofit and new fixture options, and we can help you decide which ones are best.
Dimming LED Lights for a Better Customer Experience
Many of our lights are dimmable and include a 0-10 or 1-10V dimmable driver.
Best Color Temperature for a Supermarket
We would suggest 4000K as a good benchmark for interior supermarket lighting.
Best Type of LED Supermarket Lights for Shopping Aisles
We are seeing a lot more high bay lights with acrylic lenses used inside shopping centers. The acrylic lenses provide a little bit of up-light. You can consider linear high bays and low bays as well.
Dark Sky Compliant Parking Lot Lights
We do, all our parking lot lights as well as some wall packs are dark sky compliant.
Ideal Lighting Levels for a Grocery Store Parking Lot
We recommend between 3 and 5-foot candles using parking lot lights.
Mounting LED Supermarket Lights
There are no special considerations required to mount our fixtures. All the mounting options you’re familiar with are available with our LED Supermarket Lights.