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What are the Best Office LED Lighting Fixtures?

The best office light fixtures are ones that provide the proper ratio of brightness and balance. There are many reasons why office lighting can be poor. Too bright, not bright enough, shadows, flickering fluorescent lights, or humming fluorescent ballasts. You can correct a lot of these issues by converting to LED lights for office spaces.

We have many office lighting options, from 2X2 Panels, 2X4 Panels, LED Troffers and Linear Architectural Lights, and retrofit kits. Many of our lights are wattage adjustable and color adjustable. We can help you find the best office lights that best suit your needs.

Best Type of Lighting for an Office

There is no one best or right office lighting fixtures. There are the best office lights that work best for your space. It starts with a lighting plan. Where we try combinations of LED lights until we find the right light fixture option and layout. We sort all problems out in the lighting plan before any commitments.

Benefits of Using LED Lighting in an Office

  • Long Life: Years of maintenance-free life without bulb or ballast changes reducing or eliminating maintenance costs
  • Reduced Energy Bills: You can expect to reduce your energy costs and lighting bills by 50% to 75% with lower energy consumption versus traditional lighting. And if you add motion sensors, you can expect even more savings.
  • Energy-Efficient Lighting: LED Light Fixtures are known for their efficiency and energy savings. They convert most of the electricity used into light. Very little heat is created. This will reduce your HVAC load and is a cost-effective lighting solution.
  • Quick Pay Back / ROI: The savings in energy will create a short ROI. And the higher the utility cost per kWh, the faster the payback.
  • Environmental Impact: There are no harsh chemicals like Mercury in LED lights. So while you should properly dispose of them at the end of life, there are no costly charges like there are with fluorescent lighting.
  • No Flickering or Humming: Fluorescent Lights are known to flicker, and their ballasts hum. LED lights do neither.
  • Dimmable: We offer dimmable office lights. Our color-changing panels are also dimmable with a remote control. No need to add a separate dimming switch.
  • Choose Color Adjustable and Wattage Adjustable LED Lighting: Some of our lights are wattage adjustable, some are color adjustable, and some are both. This allows you to adjust the light post-installation.
  • Motion Sensors: Where it makes sense, you may want to install motion sensors so the lights dim when there is no movement or activity.
  • Emergency Backup: Some of our interior lights have an EMB option so the lights stay on when the power is unexpectedly turned off.
  • Color Temperature Options: We have options from 3000K to 5000K, and some are color-adjustable.

OSHA Office Lighting Standards

They do. OSHA provides candle-feet breakdowns for various types of work as follows:

  • First-aid stations, offices, and infirmaries: 30 foot-candles.
  • General construction plants and shops: 10-foot candles.
  • General construction area: 5 foot-candles.

You can find more information at: https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1926/1926.56

How Bright Should LED Office Lighting Be?

It varies from office to office and depends on the application of the office. Too bright is as bad as not bright enough. We typically are asked to do office lighting plans achieving foot candles between 30 and 50-foot candles.

How to Determine Lighting Requirements Based on Office Square Footage

The best way is to determine what light levels you want in your commercial office space. Send us the layout or floor measurements along with the mounting heights. Let us put together a lighting plan for you. In general, you should expect to have one fixture for approximately every 64 square feet.

How to Upgrade to LED Office Lighting Fixtures

First, start with an office lighting plan. The plan will show the needed light levels. It will also display how even and balanced the lighting will be in the entire space or room by room. You can swap fixtures in the plan – solving all the issues in the planning stages.

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How to Install LED Office Lighting on a Ceiling

Installation is easy for a qualified electrician. Start by removing the existing fluorescent troffer lights. Replace them with LED panels. There are three wires on the fixture. Line, neutral, and ground – that you would attach to power up the fixture. Each light fixture is slightly different, so it is important to work with an office lighting manufacturer such as LED Lighting Supply that has good documentation.

How to Install Troffer Lights in an Office

An LED troffer is a more architectural style of panel light that we offer, but installation is the same. They fit inside the suspended ceiling of an office and wire up to the incoming wire as do the panels.

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