Simplify large-scale lighting projects with our free layout tool, integrated with IES files, to ensure optimal performance, energy efficiency, and cost savings.
Discover the essentials of track lighting interchangeability. Learn how different systems, connectors, and voltage types impact compatibility for flexible lighting solutions.
Learn about hazardous area classifications and how to choose the right LED lighting for safety and compliance. Read more to make an informed choice!
Upgrade to LED parking lot lighting for optimal brightness, energy efficiency, and safety. Learn key tips and see real-world improvements in visibility and savings.
Looking for alternatives to neon signs? Our flexible LED neon strip lights are shatterproof, bendable, and versatile.
Learn about different LED tube light replacements with our guide on shunted and non-shunted options.
Have you ever found yourself shopping for light bulbs but with no clue as to what will fit your fixture? Use this guide to shop for LED light bulbs!
A photocell is a device that can automatically turn on or off an LED light based on the amount of ambient light available. It is particularly useful for outdoor area lighting.
Light retrofitting is the process of replacing outdated lights, such as incandescents or fluorescents, with newer, energy-efficient LEDs. In this guide, we answer commonly asked questions about retrofit lights and discuss the main types of retrofit fixtures.
Before selecting an area lighting fixture, it is important to consider its light distribution pattern. View the IESNA and NEMA light distribution patterns here.
IP and UL ratings help clarify how and where different lighting products can be used, based on details about their durability and ideal operating environment. Which is right for you? Read more to find out.
Beginning the transition from fluorescent troffer lights to LED Panels comes with many short and long term benefits, making the process a rewarding one. But it can also be daunting to navigate the different options of LED Panels with unfamiliar terminology, and find what will work best for each project.
