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Commercial Lighting Plan

Get Your Custom Lighting Plan With Product Recommendations

The first question when working on a project is often: How Many LED Lights Do I Need for a Commercial Facility? Commercial Lighting Design is the ideal first step to ensure your commercial facility or outdoor LED lighting gives the desired foot candle level and bright light. We offer commercial interior lighting design, commercial outdoor lighting design, and commercial exterior lighting design to ensure your conversion to LED is done properly. Let our experts design a lighting plan for your project. Trusted by contractors.
  • Professionally Designed Lighting Layout
  • Fixture Count & Recommendation
  • Improved Energy Efficiency & Reduced Maintenance

Dedicated Sales Support

Every lighting plan comes with a dedicated product specialist, providing personalized service and expert advice for your project needs.

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How long does it take to get a plan?

1-2 for indoor and 2-3 days for outdoor projects

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OUR CUSTOMERS

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CBRE Company Logo CBRE needed high quality lighting for their customer, with stock available for ongoing projects.
Smithfield Company Logo Customer had an urgent need for high temperature lights. We had them in stock & shipped out next day.
Oakland Arena Logo Poor lighting caused parking lot safety issues for spectators. Our lighting plan & new lights resulted in an improved experience.
Armag Corporation Logo Customer needed to source large quantities of specialty fixtures for use in their manufactured products.
Tracy Electric Logo Tracy Electric was seeking a reliable source for ongoing lighting projects.
Wesco Distribution Logo Distributors partner with us to provide customers a high quality product at a reasonable price.
Dixie Electrical Supply Logo Repeat lighting supplier for an electrical contractor working in manufacturing facilities.
Florida State University Logo Permanent tent lighting for large acrobatics facility. Our lighting plan & recommendations resulted in ideal performer & spectator safety.

What is Commercial Lighting Design?

Commercial lighting design is creating a plan for commercial lighting in indoor and outdoor spaces. The design models the physical space of the commercial area. The lighting designers add lights within the model to create a lighting design report. It indicates how the space would look once you convert to our lighting and will indicate brightness (measured in foot candles) and light distribution.

What is the Ideal Commercial Lighting Layout for Commercial Spaces?

The ideal layout includes all the information needed to make an informed decision. That would include the type and quantity of lighting used. It shows the light levels across the space. It also reports the light balance calculations for areas within the space and will help in choosing the right energy-efficient lighting for your project.

What are the Most Important Attributes of Commercial LED Lighting Design to Consider?

It is crucial to consider both interior and exterior lighting when planning. For commercial exterior lighting design, it’s important to select light fixtures that can withstand the elements while putting out enough light for safety and security. For commercial interior lighting design, it’s important to select lighting that will create a productive work environment.

This can mean crisp light for workers in an office or bright even lighting in a distribution center. It also means selecting the proper color temperature for the space. We offer lighting with color temperature ranging from 3000K to 5000K. Generally speaking, choosing the right lighting will create a safe and functional space for your business.

What are the Typical Commercial Lighting Standards?

Lighting standards depend on the utilization of the space. For example, commercial office lighting and commercial warehouse space have different requirements. There is no one size fits answer for all commercial spaces. Office areas can range from 30-50 foot candles. Large open warehouse spaces can range from 20 to 60 foot candles.

How Do You Calculate How Much Light You Need for a Space Using Commercial LED Lights?

There isn’t a calculation to determine this. Some standards are specific to different types of spaces and areas. A lighting plan is created to determine the type of fixtures needed. It provides a count of fixtures needed and ideal mounting locations.

How Many Foot Candles Do You Need for Commercial Lighting?

This is completely dependent on the use and purpose of the commercial space. What you need in an office setting is different from most commercial warehouse spaces. Our experts can help you determine what is the best option for your space.

What is the Difference Between a Lighting Design Calculator and a Lighting Plan?

Use a calculator if:

  • You are looking for a free, online tool to quickly calculate the number of fixtures you need
  • You want quick, simple, and immediate results
  • You are looking for a count of light fixtures needed based on a specific budget
  • You need a rough estimate on quantity and layout/configuration does not matter
  • There is no need to include specific light balance and shadows in your documentation

Use a lighting plan layout if:

  • You would like a professional lighting plan engineer to review your requirements
  • You need a calculated lighting plan that shows foot candle readings
  • You need to see how balanced the light levels are, and you care about reducing shadows
  • You want to show aiming angles, and light positions in scale within your indoor or outdoor area
  • You need professional assurance that the lights you buy will be the right choice