Commercial LED Ceiling Lights

What are Commercial Ceiling Lights?

We typically think of Commercial Ceiling Panels, 2X2 panels, 2X4 panels, and troffers that fit inside a grid ceiling. Commercial ceiling lights also include surface-mounted fixtures and retrofit options like LED Tubes and Magnetic Strip Retrofit Kits.

What Makes a Ceiling Light Commercial Grade?

Commercial Grade LED Lights are designed for commercial facilities. These include offices, warehouses, schools, and other related commercial establishments. The fixtures are more robust than what a typical homeowner has access to. They are designed to operate and last a very long time.

Commercial Ceiling Lights with an Emergency Backup

There are many reasons. One is that the building code may need it. Even if it's not required by code, you may want to provide passageways in case there is a power outage. Otherwise, the area would be dark/dangerous without adding battery-powered light.

Durable Commercial LED Ceiling Lights

Commercial ceiling lights are very durable. They’re designed with high impact ratings for many years of maintenance-free lighting.

Vandal Resistant Ceiling LED Lights

Some of our lights are, like our vandal-resistant canopy lights. They’re designed with tough acrylic lenses and aluminum chassis.

Dimmable LED Commercial Ceiling Lights

Many of our LED Lights are dimmable. Some are triac enabled, while others are 0-10V / 1-10V dimmable, depending on the fixture.

Color Changeable Commercial Ceiling Lights

Some of our models allow for color changing and power changing. So you can dial in the correct color temperature and brightness.

Mounting Options for Ceiling Lights

Most have ceiling mount options, while panels and troffers fit into a ceiling grid. (2X2 and 2X4). We also offer pendant mounts on some models.

How to Wire LED Ceiling Lights

These are easy to wire as there are only three wires to connect. Line, Neutral, and Ground.

How to Install a Ceiling Light Mounting Bracket

Each light with a ceiling mount comes with complete and detailed instructions. Each fixture is different so make sure you read the instructions.

Installing Commercial Ceiling Lights Without a Junction Box

That’s an electrical code issue. You should check with your local lighting inspectors on whether this is acceptable.